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Getting beyond the immunotherapy divide: a call to action

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Advances in the field of tumor immunotherapy have given great hope for those treating cancer. We are in an era of unprecedented achievements, as evidenced by impressive clinical responses in patients treated with adoptive cell therapy and immune checkpoint inhibitors.

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John H. Stewart
Associate director for clinical research, University of Illinois Cancer Center
Robert A. Winn
Director, University of Illinois Cancer Center
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