Learn how it immunotherapy works to treat cancer, and whether you’re a good candidate.
How does personalized cancer therapy engineer your immune system to fight tumors, and what’s in store for the future of these treatments?
Targeted cancer therapies block specific proteins or genes that help cancers grow and spread. Find out about the types of targeted therapies, what cancers they work on, side effects of treatment, and more.
How do immunotherapy drugs outsmart cancer cells? Find out how doctors use your body’s immune system in the fight.
This new approach uses your genetic information, lifestyle, and environment to tailor a treatment plan just for you.
Learn about the different types of cancer treatment available, and find out which ones may work best for you.
Combining immunotherapy with other types of cancer treatment may work better than individual therapies alone.
Learn about the different ways immunotherapies can work to fight cancer.
When immunotherapy for cancer doesn't work or stops working, you have other options.
Find out what immune cell gene therapy is, how it’s done, and when it may be used.
CAR T-cell therapy may work when other treatments haven’t.
This treatment uses your own cells to fight cancer. Find out about its benefits and drawbacks.
This new treatment uses your own immune cells to fight cancer. Could you be a candidate for it?
What goes into making sure a type of immunotherapy is safe to take? Learn more about this cancer treatment and what to ask your oncologist.
A blood specialist covers which cancers respond to immune therapies, from lymphoma to lung cancer.
Any therapy has a list of possible downsides, but sometimes the benefits far outweigh them. Here's what to consider during your cancer treatment.
This treatment is used for several types of cancer, including lung, breast, and colon cancers.
When is it smart to consult a different doctor as part of your treatment process?
There are several types of immunotherapy, each with specific ways of combating cancer. Find out what this treatment can do for your body.
The side effects of this cancer treatment aren’t as bad as they used to be, but they still happen, and it’s important to monitor them.
This type of care offers relief from symptoms and side effects of cancer and its treatments. Find out how it could help.
Your cancer treatment will make it harder for your body to fight off infection. Something as simple as washing your hands often can help.
Here are some questions you may want to ask your doctor about this form of cancer treatment.
Learn how to deal with common side effects of this cancer treatment, like fatigue and fever.
When you're going through cancer treatments, it’s important to stay hydrated. Here's why, and how to make it happen.
When you're having cancer treatment, it helps to feel like part of a community. These simple steps can help you build a network.
An oncologist shares what they tell patients before targeted therapy.
An oncologist addresses immunotherapy side effects you shouldn’t ignore.
Cancer and its treatments can make it harder for your body to defend against germs. Learn how to protect yourself against infections.
You may feel like skipping your workout, but new research shows that exercise boosts your immune system when fighting cancer.
You might need to leave your hometown to get treatment for cancer. Here’s how to stay safe during your travels.
Ray Gillespie had a very serious diagnosis of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, but CAR T-cell therapy has worked wonders for him and his daily life.