Cancer

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This virtual two-day symposium will gather researchers to present the latest breakthroughs in cancer immunology.
An Illustration of a migrating cancer cell with spindle-like protrusions on the edges and lymphocytes adhering to the surface.
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Multi-omics analysis reveals a nine-gene signature linked to treatment failure in aggressive tumor behavior. 
A cancer cell is being targeted by immune cells: T cells, NK cells, macrophages.
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A new CAR T therapy targets the immune cells that protect tumors, reshaping the tumor microenvironment and enabling host immune clearance.
 Scientist holding an experimental white mouse with blue gloved hands and measuring the lateral tumor size with a caliper.
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Illustration of cancer cells attacked by immune cells
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Lymphocytes such as T cells and B cells are part of the immune system
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Nanotechnology and abstract graphene structures floating in a black background
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An alarm clock shape filled with red, white, and blue medicine capsules, symbolizing timely healthcare and medical treatment.
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Lab technicians preparing samples for bladder cancer testing
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3d illustration of a cross-section of a cancer breaking the skin barrier.
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Oncology therapies targeting malignant tumors with radioactive particles.
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Illustration of human lungs showing a highlighted tumor in the left lung, with surrounding airways visible.
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A powerful tool in modern oncology, immunotherapy doesn’t work the same for everyone. Researchers are exploring why and developing ways to improve its effectiveness.
A digital illustration showing a T cell attacking a cancer cell, symbolizing the promise of immune-based therapies in tackling disease.
 Researchers are finding creative ways to make cell therapies safer and more effective.
Red tumor cells are shown against a teal backdrop showing attachment to tissue.
Integrating multiplexed immunohistochemistry with spatial analysis offers a practical way to uncover tumor-immune dynamics.
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