Immunotherapies

Immunotherapy is a type of treatment that uses portions of a person's immune system to combat diseases like cancer. This can be accomplished in a number of ways: Stimulating or enhancing your immune system's natural defences so they work harder or smarter to detect and fight cancer cells. Making compounds that are similar to immune system components in the lab and using them to aid in the restoration or improvement of your immune system's ability to detect and kill cancer cells. Immunotherapy has been a significant aspect of the treatment of several cancers in recent decades. New immunotherapy treatments are being studied and authorised at a rapid rate, as are new techniques of dealing with the immune system. Some forms of cancer respond better to immunotherapy than others. For some malignancies, it's used alone, but for others, it appears to function better when combined with other treatments.

• Immunotherapy for Cancer
• Immunotherapy Safety
• Immunotherapy Research