Hopkins researchers seeking ways to monitor effectiveness of immunotherapy

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Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg—Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy developed a new way to use bioinformatics as a gathering tool to determine how a patient’s immune system responds to immunotherapy and recognizes its own tumor.

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