Dual-Impact Antibody Combats Multiple Tumor Types in Preclinical Study
Immunotherapy is a relatively new approach in the treatment of cancer and it has had profound effects on the patients who are responsive to these treatments. Researchers have been working to find ways of making the therapy effective for more categories of patients, since the current immunotherapies don’t work for everyone. Now a new study has found a way to make these treatments more effective by targeting more than one protein in the tumor microenvironment. The effect of this dual-targeting approach was that the antibody used managed to suppress a variety of tumor types in mice. The cancer types included…











