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This study focused on a key challenge: in many bowel cancers, especially stromal-rich types (those with lots of supporting tissue, or stromal cells, around the tumor), immune therapies aren’t working as well as hoped. Researchers investigated how certain “support” cells within the tumor (called stromal cells) may be actively helping the cancer by suppressing the body’s immune system. Then they investigated how to turn the immune system back on again in these hard-to-treat can

By Sonya Walker October 2025 (Col. Ret.) Dr. Lawrence Henry's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, self- advocacy, and...

By Christine Strovink New York May 2024 From video transcript: It started with an emergency. I had to have emergency surgery.  They...

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by Joe Finn September 23, 2023 Joe had some pains which prompted him to visit the hospital. There, he found out he had cancer. With some...

by Paul Kalusa September 23, 2023 Paul was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer two months after his daughter was born, but by finding...