Promising Immunotherapies for Cancer: From the Blacklist to the Nobel Prize - Livestream

Dr. Ralph Moss details the origin of cancer immunotherapy and how it disappeared for almost 100 years. Recently, it has been rediscovered and has become one of the most widely used cancer treatments. Inducing fever with compounds of killed viruses, immunotherapy triggers the human immune system to identify and destroy cancer cells. Immunotherapy generally provides a higher quality of life during treatment, while being less harmful than most conventional cancer treatments available today.

Speakers: Ralph Moss, National Center for Compelentary and Integrative health; Adrea Brier, Commonwealth Club, Moderator