Treatment advances for advanced bladder cancer has not been there in the past 30 years, but scientists from Queen Mary University of London have made a breakthrough in developing a new therapy. Published today in iNature/i, the study examined an antibody (MPDL3280A) which blocks a protein (PD-L1) thought to help cancer cells evade immune detection. In a phase one, multi-centre international clinical trial, 68 patients with advanced bladder cancer (who had failed ...Friday 28 November 2014
Treatment Breakthrough for Advanced Bladder Cancer Discovered
Treatment advances for advanced bladder cancer has not been there in the past 30 years, but scientists from Queen Mary University of London have made a breakthrough in developing a new therapy. Published today in iNature/i, the study examined an antibody (MPDL3280A) which blocks a protein (PD-L1) thought to help cancer cells evade immune detection. In a phase one, multi-centre international clinical trial, 68 patients with advanced bladder cancer (who had failed ...
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