This is from Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto where my husband, Pete, is getting treated for his Stage 4 Melanoma by Dr. Hogg. I found it easy to understand and I learned a lot about how immunotherapy works. It will be basic information for the more seasoned of you, but I thought I'd pass it along.
Thanks Yasmin, this is a nice clear immunotherapy summary for lay people. I've forwarded it to my husband (the patient) who's now on Keytruda and coming up to speed on speaking "medical-ese". Sending good wishes to Pete and you for a special Christmas present: successful treatment. A.L.
Thanks Yasmin, this is a nice clear immunotherapy summary for lay people. I've forwarded it to my husband (the patient) who's now on Keytruda and coming up to speed on speaking "medical-ese". Sending good wishes to Pete and you for a special Christmas present: successful treatment. A.L.
Thanks Yasmin, this is a nice clear immunotherapy summary for lay people. I've forwarded it to my husband (the patient) who's now on Keytruda and coming up to speed on speaking "medical-ese". Sending good wishes to Pete and you for a special Christmas present: successful treatment. A.L.
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