Immuno-Oncology | Specialty

Dr. Sandler on Immunotherapies to Treat Lung Cancer

August 2nd 2012

Dr. Alan Sandler from the Oregon Health & Science University Discusses Immunotherapies for Lung Cancer

Combining Novel Therapeutics: Strategies Emerge for Employing Both New Options in Melanoma

July 26th 2012

It is difficult to overstate the excitement surrounding the development of two new effective therapeutic strategies in the management of metastatic melanoma.

Sipuleucel-T Studies Support Earlier Use, Reveal Potential Biomarker

July 25th 2012

Research presented at ASCO 2012 examined the expanded use of sipuleucel-T, as well as methods to determine which patients might benefit the most from the therapy.

Black Men With Advanced Prostate Cancer May Benefit From Sipuleucel-T

July 18th 2012

Preliminary data suggest a promising role for sipuleucel-T as a treatment for African-American men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC).

Dr. Fong Discusses Immune Response to Sipuleucel-T

July 10th 2012

Dr. Lawrence Fong from University of California, San Francisco, Discusses Immune Response to Sipuleucel-T

High Points and Hurdles: Immunotherapy Moves Forward

June 27th 2012

Immunotherapy is maintaining its momentum in clinical development programs, with explorations under way in many tumor types, including breast and lung cancers previously considered poor candidates for such modalities.

Dr. Topalian on the PD-1 Immunotherapy BMS-936558

June 22nd 2012

Dr. Suzanne Topalian, from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, on the PD-1 Targeted Immunotherapy BMS-936558.

Another Bite of the Immunotherapy Apple

June 22nd 2012

In the past few years the pace of discovery of effective immunotherapies has accelerated as a consequence of better chemistry and understanding of immune biology.

Kathleen Madden on the Importance of Patient Education

June 21st 2012

Kathleen Madden, from NYU Langone Medical Center, on the Importance Educating Patients About Ipilimumab's Side Effects.

Dr. Ryan Discusses Sequencing Prostate Cancer Therapies

June 18th 2012

Dr. Charles Ryan, from UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, Discusses Sequencing Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer Therapies.

Four Later-Stage Immunotherapy Strategies Appear Promising

June 14th 2012

While many approaches to using immunotherapy for the treatment of prostate cancer are under study, four strategies currently in later-stage clinical development have emerged as the most promising.

Dr. Brahmer on the PD-1 Immunotherapy BMS-936558

June 7th 2012

Dr. Julie Brahmer, from the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center, on the PD-1 Immunotherapy BMS-93655 Clinical Trial

PD-1 Immunotherapy Makes Strong Showing in Three Tumor Types

June 2nd 2012

An immunotherapy agent that targets the PD-1 pathway demonstrated response rates as high as 28% in an early-phase study involving patients with different tumor types.

Dr. Concepcion Discusses Prostate Cancer Therapies

May 31st 2012

Dr. Raoul Concepcion, from Urology Associates, PC, Nashville, TN, Discusses New Prostate Cancer Therapies.

Krista Rubin on Understanding Ipilimumab's Toxicities

May 24th 2012

Krista Rubin, from Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, on Understanding Ipilimumab's Toxicities.

Ipilimumab Demonstrates Activity in Patients With Brain Metastases

May 22nd 2012

Ipilimumab generates antitumor activity in some patients with advanced melanoma whose disease has metastasized to the brain without resulting in unexpected toxicities.

Dr. Gomella Discusses the IMPACT Trial Survival Benefit

May 21st 2012

Dr. Leonard Gomella, from the Jefferson Kimmel Cancer Center, on the Provenge IMPACT Trial Survival Benefit

Sipuleucel-T Stimulates Response in Localized Setting, Study Finds

May 11th 2012

The neoadjuvant administration of sipuleucel-T may stimulate an immune response in patients with localized prostate cancer without adversely affecting their surgeries.

Metastatic Melanoma: Timely Approval of Yervoy

May 9th 2012

After a long fight with melanoma, the Roman Catholic parish priest Father Arthur Humphrey was able to receive the immunotherapeutic agent Yervoy, which greatly improved his prognosis.

Krista Rubin on Managing Ipilimumab-related Dermatitis

May 6th 2012

Krista Rubin, MS, RN, FNP-BC, from Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, on Managing Ipilimumab-related Dermatitis.

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