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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.

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biologic therapy immune system immune therapy

Blogs

The Flu Vaccine for People with Cancer
by Carolyn Vachani, MSN, RN, AOCN
October 14, 2016
No, I Don’t Know What You’re Going Through…But I’m Here Anyway
by Angelo Melendez
August 4, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions

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From the National Cancer Institute

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