A New Drug May Stimulate the Immune System to Attack Pancreatic Cancer
Researchers are conducting a phase 0 study of a new drug that may cause inflammation to stimulate immune system against cancer.
Researchers are conducting a phase 0 study of a new drug that may cause inflammation to stimulate immune system against cancer.
Dr. Peter Allen leads a clinical trial of chemoprevention–the use of a medication to prevent IPMNs from developing into pancreatic cancer.
Drs. Annette Stanton and Michael Irwin outline the links between depression and pancreatic cancer, both as a symptom of the disease and post-diagnosis.