Tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes work as an immunotherapy treatment to identify and destroy cancer cells. Learn how TIL therapy works and side effects.

CAR T cell therapy is a type of immunotherapy used to treat cancer. Learn how it works, what the process is like and potential side effects of this treatment.

Immunotherapy is a treatment that uses the body’s own immune system to fight cancer. Learn how it’s done, why it’s used and more.

Monoclonal antibodies are proteins that stimulate the immune system, and may be used as a cancer treatment. Learn how they work and potential side effects.

Natural killer cells may be used as immunotherapy during cancer treatment. Learn how NK cell therapy targets diseased cells and what the side effects are.

Oncolytic virus therapy is an immunotherapy treatment that involves aiming a virus at cancer cells to destroy them. Learn how it works, the risks and benefits.

City of Hope is a leader in immunotherapy research and cancer treatments. With leading-edge clinical trials, we are nationally recognized. Learn about our expertise.

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