Where Immunotherapy's Core Science Discovered, Ground-Breaking Cancer Treatment Begins

Cancer has been growing inside Peter Alfke's prostate for 13 years. For several years, the best available treatment worked. "Then," said Alfke, "it didn't." And the disease had moved into his bones. Other than chemotherapy, there was nothing left to try except something that physicians had been thinking about for decades a way to enlist the immune system to see cancerous cells as an enemy. Cancer's greatest protection has always been its origin in our own cells, a cloak that masks its deadly behavior from attack...

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