The Center for Immunotherapy at Roswell Park Cancer Institute has launched a phase I clinical research study of a dendritic cell vaccine designed to both eradicate cancer cells and prevent disease relapse. You can read more about this new vaccine and clinical trial here: goo.gl

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Learn more: www.chop.edu Proton therapy is an alternative to traditional radiation treatment for childhood cancer. Radiation can cause profound side effects for children treated for brain cancer. The brain is very sensitive to this treatment, and children whose brain tissue is radiated at a young age can suffer from cognitive, learning, and developmental challenges later in life. Proton therapy targets only cancer cells, significantly reducing the amount of healthy tissue exposed to radiation. This cancer treatment can potentially give pediatric brain cancer survivors a better quality of life. Proton therapy at CHOP is offered at the Roberts Proton Therapy Center across from the hospital. The proton therapy team consists of pediatric oncologists, radiation oncologists, anesthesiologists, physicists, dosimetrists, nurses, radiation therapists, child life therapists and other medical professionals who understand the needs of children with cancer.

CryoStim™ is a novel in-situ therapeutic cancer vaccine for patients with disseminated metastatic tumors. CryoStim™ combines AlloStim™ with cryosurgical ablation of a single tumor, stimulating a tumor-specific immune response which eliminates tumors wherever they are located through-out the body. Patients are first infused with a dose of AlloStim™. The rejection of the allogeneic mis-matched AlloStim™ cells results in the patient being immune to the drug. Immune patients then undergo a procedure to freeze an accessible tumor. This causes the tumor to die by a process of necrosis, a pathological mechanism that results in an immune response to clean-up and repair the damaged tissue. Additional AlloStim™ is injected into the necrotic tumor lesion resulting in a memory recall immune response to reject the allogeneic cells. The combination of these two powerful immune responses results in the education of the immune system to perceive the dead tumor tissue as a danger.

Dr. Lawrence Fong studies the interaction between the immune system and cancer which contributes to development of potential vaccine and immunotherapeutic strategies to treat cancer. Series: “UCSF Osher Mini Medical School for the Public” [1/2012] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 22577]