Georgina Long, Translational Research and Medical Oncology at the University of Sydney, shared a post on X by Melanoma Institute Australia, adding:
“Fabulous AACR2026 meeting, densely packed with science and research that will help us tackle the third space in cancer – those people who are still dying from it today.
So pleased to present work in how we are tackling the third space at Melanoma Institute Australia.”
Quoting Melanoma Institute Australia’s post:
“This week in San Diego, the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) held their Annual Meeting. The mission of AACR is to prevent and cure cancer through research, education, communication and collaboration. Over 23,000 people attended in person and online.
Prof Georgina Long AO attended in person and delivered a thought-provoking presentation about tackling the ‘Third Space’ – those resistant to current immunotherapies, how we can find effective treatments faster and identify these patients early.
Dr Rebecca Simpson was also there to present two posters. There was great interest in her work on the influence of gut microbiome on neoadjuvant immunotherapy! ”
Other articles featuring Georgina Long and Rebecca Simpson on OncoDaily.
