REPROGRAMMING OUR IMMUNE SYSTEM TO TREAT DISEASE

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Global research into immune therapies over the past decade has transformed the potential for treatment of blood cancers, by using a patient’s own immune system to target and destroy cancer cells.

And the use of these therapies for other types of cancer and conditions – such as autoimmune disease or serious infections – is on the horizon.

Our August 5 Catalyst Kōrero will explore the scientific approaches behind different  immune therapies, their successes and their challenges, with Associate Professor Emily Blyth and Dr Alicia Didsbury.

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Venue: Liger Leadership Academy

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• immune therapy Catalyst Korero final final PR 1 (DOCX, 395.47 KB)

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