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Young women with breast cancer may be able to safely pause treatment to have a child, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Jan 17, 2023
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Young women with breast cancer often state they’d like to have children at some point, yet …

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A type of individualized T cell helps people with advanced melanoma, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Jan 17, 2023
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Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes, known as TILS, allowed people with advanced melanoma, a serious type of skin …

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Are individualized antibodies on the horizon for cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Jan 17, 2023
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So-called ‘bispecific antibodies,’ are racking up some impressive results when it comes to treating certain cancers, …

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Just how good is a specialized antibody for multiple myeloma? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Jan 17, 2023

The blood cancer multiple myeloma largely responds to a specially constructed antibody known as a BITE, …

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A type of blood cancer can now be treated with a special type of antibody, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Jan 17, 2023
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Antibodies, usually made by our bodies to fight infection, have a unique structure that looks like …

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Can a unique antibody curb cancer? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Jan 17, 2023
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Antibodies are usually part of our immune response to infections, but now are being constructed in …

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How can we improve clinical trial participation for people with cancer? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Dec 12, 2022
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If you have recently been diagnosed with cancer, your best bet for treatment may include enrolling …

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Why don’t more people with cancer enroll in clinical trials? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Dec 12, 2022
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A very low percentage of people who receive Medicare benefits in the US and have cancer …

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Newer therapies are seeing benefits when it comes to cancer survival, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Dec 12, 2022

Research and development have very much improved treatments for many cancers, and that’s reflected in the …

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The outlook for some types of cancer previously considered dire may be improving, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Dec 12, 2022
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Cancer of the pancreas is usually associated with poor survival, yet the nation’s latest report on …

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