Colleen Wittoesch: How Immunotherapy Changed the Odds in Stage 4 Melanoma
Colleen Wittoesch

Colleen Wittoesch: How Immunotherapy Changed the Odds in Stage 4 Melanoma

Colleen Wittoesch, Patient and Family Advisor at MD Anderson Cancer Center, shared a post by Cancer Research Institute (CRI) on LinkedIn, adding:

“I am proof that immunotherapy and a phase II clinical trial using immunotherapy for stage 4 metastatic melanoma with brain metastases saves lives!! NED 10 years!

MD Anderson Cancer Center, Only Possible Here!

Quoting CRI‘s post:

When we look at metastatic melanoma survival improving from 16% to 35% in just 25 years, we’re witnessing the direct impact of immune checkpoint inhibitors like anti-PD-1 and anti-CTLA-4 therapies. These are the breakthroughs that the Cancer Research Institute has championed for decades – supporting the fundamental science that made immunotherapies a reality,’

– emphasizes CRI Scientific Advisory Council member Dr. Antoni Ribas of UCLA.

Continue to discover how immunotherapy is reshaping the odds for cancer patients, in our newest blog post.”

Colleen Wittoesch

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