Immune Cells Against Cancer
Lotte Wieten, PhD,
Immunologist and Head of Transplantation Immunology UMC+
Over the past decade, immunotherapy has developed as one of the most promising treatments for cancer. Curious to find out how immunotherapy works and why it received the 2018 Nobel Prize for medicine and physiology? Lotte Wieten explains how immune cells can be trained to recognise and destroy cancer cells.
Immunologist and Head of Transplantation Immunology UMC+
Over the past decade, immunotherapy has developed as one of the most promising treatments for cancer. Curious to find out how immunotherapy works and why it received the 2018 Nobel Prize for medicine and physiology? Lotte Wieten explains how immune cells can be trained to recognise and destroy cancer cells.
