Researchers launch major project to enhance cancer immunotherapy in the UK

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Researchers are launching a multimillion-pound project to improve immunotherapy for cancer patients. Currently, many patients do not benefit from this treatment, with half experiencing no response or severe side effects. The study will involve 6,000 patients across the UK, focusing on identifying biomarkers that predict treatment success. This could lead to better patient selection and new therapies, including vaccines. Funding includes £9 million from government sources and £12.9 million from industry, as part of a larger £145 million commitment to enhance cancer diagnosis and treatment in the UK.


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