Immune cell structures in tumors can boost immunotherapy & survival, but testing is labor-intensive & not yet common. At #AACR25, Ahmad Tarhini & Xuefeng Wang (@EAonc @MoffittNews) will present AI-driven methods to speed up testing for melanoma patients.
Press Release: Estimating complex immune cell structures by AI tools for survival prediction in...
Unique immune cell structures in tumors can boost immunotherapy effects and enhance survival, but testing is labor-int...
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In #ClinicalTrial EA2222/PUMP, investigators are testing #PumpChemo in addition to SOC chemo versus SOC chemo alone for patients with unresectable #ColorectalCancer liver metastases. For more: https://bit.ly/ea2222-pump cc : @michael_lidsky
Do you have #KidneyCancer (#RenalCellCarcinoma) that has spread to 2-5 other locations in your body? If so, you may be able to participate in this study of a potential new treatment. Learn more: https://bit.ly/ea8211-study #kcsm
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