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Adjuvant Induces T Cells, but Keeps Them for Itself
March 11, 2013
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Anette Breindl
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Cancer immunotherapy has high hopes riding on it these days. In contrast to the spectacular but extremely short-lived effects of targeted therapies, where immunotherapy works, it often leads to remissions that last for years.
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