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By Jo Cavallo / October 25, 2018

How the Nobel Prize Could Spur More Cancer Advances

Even before James P. Allison, PhD, made an appearance at the Fourth International Cancer Immunotherapy Conference: Translating Science Into Survival in New York City, the excitement among attendees was palpable. Earlier that day, October 1, 2018, Dr. Allison and Tasuku Honjo, MD, PhD, of Kyoto...

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By Margaret O’Donnell, as told to Jo Cavallo / July 25, 2013

I Have No Fear

I found out that I had stage III pancreatic cancer on Valentine’s Day in 2011, but I think the disease may have been brewing for a long time. For 19 years, I had experienced intermittent pain in the right upper quadrant of my abdomen. I had gallbladder surgery to relieve a bile duct obstruction,...

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How the Nobel Prize Could Spur More Cancer Advances

I Have No Fear

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Breast Cancer Survivors: Relationship Satisfaction and Emotional and Physical Well-Being