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Study may explain why immunotherapy not effective for some patients with metastatic melanoma and kidney cancer

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B cells have been shown to be effective for predicting which cancer patients will respond to immune checkpoint blockade therapy, according to a study at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Study results will be presented April 2 at the AACR Annual Meeting 2019 in Atlanta.

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