Immunotherapy

3 articles

One Technology, Three Targets: How mRNA Fights Viruses, Cancer, and Autoimmune Disease

Messenger RNA (mRNA) technology offers a versatile platform that can be programmed to instruct the immune system to either attack pathogens and cancer cells or to suppress autoimmune responses. By tailoring the genetic message, mRNA therapies can be adapted for diverse therapeutic goals, from prevention to treatment of complex diseases.

Marcus Cole·October 4, 2026

Scientists in a futuristic lab analyzing holographic data related to bispecific cancer immunotherapies, symbolizing a breakthrough in oncology research.

Cosmos & Space

BioNTech, Pfizer Share Bispecifics Data at ASCO

BioNTech's BNT142 achieved 7 RECIST 1.

Aram Sarkisian·May 31, 2026

Microscopic view of gut bacteria and adaptive T cells, illustrating how microbiota influences immune response for tumor control.

Cosmos & Space

Microbiota Induces T Cell Plasticity for Tumor Control

In a groundbreaking study, researchers found that the presence of a specific gut bacterium, Segmented Filamentous Bacteria (SFB), dramatically boosted the anti-tumor effects of PD-1 immunotherapy in m

Marcus Cole·May 18, 2026