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    • New therapy kickstarts immune response to cancer

    New therapy kickstarts immune response to cancer

    Cancer researchers with Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital successfully boosted immune response to cancer tissue in a study that could dramatically improve survival and prevent tumor relapse.

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