The human immune system functions specifically to attack foreign substances that cause disease. Yet, since cancer cells are produced as mutations within the body, they are often not recognized as a threat by the pathogen-tracking immune cells. The goal of immunotherapy is to alter the immune system so that those cells are used to fight the cancer cells. One type of immunotherapy involves a doctor withdrawing the patient’s
With overwhelming support and proof that this treatment is efficient, immunotherapy could transform the standard approach to cancer. Instead of contaminating the body with chemicals, immunotherapy has the potential to not only exterminate cancer, but also diminish its chances of resurfacing. Immunotherapy is likely the bridge