| dc.description.abstract | In numerous instances, conventional methodologies (such as radiation therapy, chemotherapy or surgical excision) have demonstrated their limitations in
effectively preventing and treating certain types of cancers. The complexity
and diversity of these conditions necessitate innovative approaches to address
them effectively. Over the past few decades, there has been a remarkable and
ongoing emergence of what are commonly referred to as immunotherapies.
These therapies revolve around the strategic modification of the immune
system, in the case of tumours through stimulation, to achieve therapeutic
goals. The field of immunotherapy has evolved rapidly and diversified to address various objectives and operates under many principles.
Our literature review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the progress
made in immunotherapy techniques in the field of cancer therapies. These
techniques are applied with multifarious objectives, seeking to achieve the
dual goals of enhancing patient outcomes and minimizing side effects. By
delving into the latest findings achieved various application domains, we strive
to offer a thorough and up-to-date summary of the contemporary outcomes in
cancer immunotherapy. Furthermore, we seek to explore the potential ramifications of these recent advancements for the future landscape of medicine.
The potential impact of immunotherapy on the field of cancer therapies is
profound, with the promise of more effective and personalized treatments
for patients suffering from these disorders. As we embark on this exploration,
the insights we gather will shed light on the evolving role of immunotherapy
and its contributions to the future of healthcare and disease management. | en_US |
