How gut bacteria can be an ally in cancer treatment: An emerging paradigm
In a new forum article in the journal Cell Metabolism, Rachel Newsome, Ph.D., and Christian Jobin, Ph.D., highlighted a paradigm shift in the field.
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Immunotherapy
Rachel Newsome, Ph.D., wins American Gastroenterological Association abstract awardÂ
Rachel Newsome will present her research on harnessing the gut microbiome to enhance the effectiveness of cancer immunotherapy treatment.
Rachel Newsome receives Thomas H. Maren Research Excellence Award
The award funds her research that harnesses gut microbiota in cancer immunotherapy response.
Research Snapshot: Gene therapy method may enhance effectiveness of immunotherapy treatments in glioblastomaÂ
The promising strategy could be used in combination with other treatments to increase the effectiveness of glioblastoma therapies.
UF Health Cancer Center researchers in the news: mRNA cancer vaccine in glioblastomaÂ
An mRNA cancer vaccine developed at the University of Florida has attracted widespread news coverage.
NCI grant funds study of novel drug for immunotherapy treatment of melanoma
The project builds on the team’s recent development of a PROTAC that showed potential as a small-molecule-based therapy.
