Cancer Immunotherapy

Impacting All Cancers

From the preventive vaccine for cervical cancer to the first therapy ever proven to extend the lives of patients with metastatic melanoma, immunology has already led to major treatment breakthroughs for a number of cancers. Every cancer type is unique, though, and immunology and immunotherapy are impacting each cancer in different ways.

The pages below provide brief statistics on each cancer, information on current unmet needs and treatment challenges, and an overview of the current and potential impact of immunotherapy for that cancer. Each page has been reviewed and verified by a dedicated expert in cancer immunotherapy.

Pages for additional cancer types—including cervical and other HPV-related cancers, leukemia, lymphoma, liver cancer, multiple myeloma, sarcoma, and other cancers—will be added shortly.

Wear White For A Cure

Join CRI and others in the support for cancer immunotherapy research by wearing white on Friday, June 7.

Fight With White

Young Philanthropist Mark Koch Runs in NYC Half 2013 to Support CRI

Mark Koch

Participating in a marathon is a great way to support CRI in the fight against cancer. Mark Koch, a member of CRI’s Young Philanthropists Council is running throughout New York City on behalf of those who’ve lost their lives to the disease.

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