immunotherapy
- noun
- /ˌɪmjunəˈθɛrəpi/
- Specialized
- Finally, patients who are undergoing immunotherapy for allergy hyposensitization can continue these injections during pregnancy.
- immunotherapy for patients
- immunotherapy for allergy
- efficacy of immunotherapy
You've made research breakthroughs in cancer and immunotherapy that have helped save many, many lives.
- You've made research breakthroughs in cancer and immunotherapy that have helped save many, many lives.
- So as we think about cancer and immunotherapy, there are lots of reasons why it hasn't worked so far.
- And so in Melanoma research at, at MD Anderson, they are actually, so first check this out that they treat Melanoma with immunotherapy.
- So those are like immunotherapies and that's using your own body's function to try and target the tumor cells.
- So Prost attack is an immunotherapy.
- We have cancer focus on metastatic Melanoma and immunotherapy response.
- And a few years ago, I saw something there was this like new research and treatment called immunotherapy, or it's also known as desensitization.
Examples
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Over the past ten years, the introduction of targeted therapeutics and immunotherapy has allowed significant, yet insufficient, improvements in disease management.
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So as we think about cancer and immunotherapy, there are lots of reasons why it hasn't worked so far.
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In one year, what percentage of new patients do you place on dog immunotherapy?
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Based on the above evidence, radiation can significantly enhance the effects of immunotherapy.
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You've made research breakthroughs in cancer and immunotherapy that have helped save many, many lives.
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Interleukin 2 is the first immunotherapy that has produced lasting remissions.
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Most of the allergists thought that animal dander immunotherapy produced significant amelioration of symptoms.
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We also surveyed the opinions of practicing allergists regarding the efficacy of dog immunotherapy.
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Participants were questioned about their criteria for prescribing dog immunotherapy for patients with allergic rhinitis and asthma.
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The doctor recommended immunotherapy as a promising treatment for his cancer.
Antonyms
How Therapeutic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word immunotherapy comes from immune, seen in immunity, meaning 'protected', and therapy meaning 'treatment'. So, immunotherapy is a treatment that helps the body's immune system 'protect' you from disease.