In the Spotlight

Read interviews to oncology professionals and other stakeholders who have made a remarkable contribution to cancer treatment.

Using the Microbiome to augment Immunotherapy response

Using the Microbiome to augment Immunotherapy response

The intriguing possibility that altering the microbiome might offer a way of augmenting response to immunotherapy is one of the pioneering new treatment options being explored in oncology.

TAT 2020 Honorary Award recipient Lillian L. Siu, Professor at the University of Toronto and Medical Oncologist at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto, explains the latest progress being made in using ‘bugs as drugs’.

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