glioblastomaimmunotherapymicrobiotastresstriple negative breast cancervaccineImmunotherapy represents an attractive avenue for cancer therapy due to its tumour specificity and relatively low frequency of adverse effects compared to other treatment modalities. Despite many advances being made...
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They can be used to determine whether alkylating agents are used for chemo- therapy of glioblastoma or other IDH wild-type gliomas. 4 Conventional treatment strategies 4.1 General recommendations Multidisciplinary integrated diagnosis and treatment (MDT to HIM) are needed for glioma, including ...
Immunotherapy has transformed the treatment of solid tumors but only a small proportion of patients respond to therapies. What distinguishes responders from non-responders is unclear. Given that immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) targets cell–cell interactions, it is critical to explore how ICB remodels...
Given essential roles of oncometabolites, strategies for targeting these metabolites have gained increasing attention to enhance treatment efficacy. For oncometabolites generated by neomorphic enzyme activity, such as 2-HG, strategies to specifically disrupt their production is an effective approach. In fac...
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"The range and severity of problems experienced by individuals with ADHD requires ADHD assessment and treatment to become more of a priority," says Professor David Daley, head of Applied Psychological Practice at Nottingham Trent University, co-author of the paper....