A team of researchers at IRB Barcelona has identified five independent factors that predict cancer patients' response to checkpoint inhibitors (CPIs). The study, which has been published in Nature Genetics, validates these factors in more than 1,400 patients and diverse types of cancer.
Study identifies five key factors that predict response of cancer patients to immunotherapy retrieved 12 September 2024 from https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-09-key-factors-response-cancer-patients.html
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