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Immunotherapy

Immunotherapy is a method of treating cancer that uses the body’s own capabilities to identify and kill cancer cells. Immune therapies include Gene Therapy and Vaccine Therapies.

Immunotherapy: The Basics

Learn more about immunotherapy, a method of treating cancer that uses the body’s immune system to identify and kill cancer cells.

What is Gene Therapy?

An introduction to therapies that target gene mutations to prevent or treat cancer.

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Blogs

HPV Awareness Day
by Karen Arnold-Korzeniowski, BSN, RN
March 4, 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions

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