An early-stage trial has indicated that several children with aggressive recurrent brain tumors remained disease-free for years following treatment with an experimental immune therapy. The results suggest potential benefits of this approach in combating this type of cancer.
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Early-stage trial of immune therapy shows potential for treating childhood brain cancer
An early-stage trial has shown that an experimental immune therapy may help children with aggressive recurrent brain tumors, with some remaining disease-free for years after treatment. These findings indicate potential for this therapy in addressing childhood brain cancer.
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Experimental immune therapy shows promise against deadly childhood brain cancer
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Early-stage trial of immune therapy shows potential for treating childhood brain cancer