Who Are the Best Candidates for Anti-cancer Immunotherapy?
In countries with a high standard of living, cancer as a cause of death is almost twice as common as cardiovascular disease, which used to top the list of death causes. Yet, cancer is not one single disease, but a group of different cancerous tumors resulting from certain cellular mutations in the human body that…
Why is Immunotherapy Recommended?
Nowadays, most hospitals worldwide begin cancer treatments with a combination of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy. These treatments are generally effective for many types of cancer and are available at pretty much any high-level hospital. On the other hand, anti-cancer immunotherapy is usually harder to access and may not be covered by many national healthcare systems….
When is Cancer Immunotherapy Most Effective?
“Cancer” is not a single disease but rather a category of diseases. Therefore, we usually see a great degree of variance when comparing the efficacy of different treatments. In most general hospitals around the world, the first line of cancer treatment is usually a cancer-removal surgery (when possible), followed by chemotherapy. However, this “one size…
Who is the Best Candidate For Cancer Immunotherapy?
As one of the leading causes of non-violent death worldwide, “cancer” often appears to be a single, all-encompassing disease. In reality, cancer refers to thousands of different mutations that can affect almost any organ in the body. Each one of these diseases will respond to treatment differently. When presented with too many options, it’s easy…
How Much does Cancer Immunotherapy Cost?
When it comes to saving the lives of cancer patients, discussing economics feels out of place. However, any medical procedure costs money, and cancer treatment is no exception. It is also important to note that unlike conventional treatments, the cost of experimental cancer therapies is not usually covered by national health systems or private insurance…
