Natural killer cells—critical for immune surveillance and host defense—have an important role in cancer immunotherapy and antiviral responses.
Natural killer cells—critical for immune surveillance and host defense—have an important role in cancer immunotherapy and antiviral responses.
Studies show that suboptimal medication adherence may be a barrier to increased survival rates among adolescents and young adults with cancer. Anthony Audino, MD, explores the utility of medication adherence apps to meet the unique needs of these patients.
Times of uncertainty offer an opportunity to reflect and reevaluate priorities.
Integration of experts from several subspecialties leads to more options for minimally invasive treatments for children and young adults with often debilitating lymphatic flow disorders.
International program facilitates the diagnosis of a rare immunodeficiency in two children caused by a novel genetic variant.
Vedolizumab is a monoclonal antibody that targets α4β7 integrin present on gut homing T cells and is indicated for adult inflammatory bowel disease
Researchers explore gene responses among SCD patients hospitalized for acute complications to inform understandings of the under-studied disease.