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Colon cancer’s immune system ‘invisibility cloak’ may finally be exposed

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International study led by UCalgary explores why multiple myeloma patients often relapse after immunotherapy

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UCalgary research aims to expand non-surgical castration in Canadian livestock

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UCalgary students and faculty hit the ice to support cancer research

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UCalgary research reveals how special cells act as ‘sentinels’ of the immune system

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Riddell family makes $25M OWN.CANCER gift to advance groundbreaking cancer immunotherapy research and biomanufacturing

Nizar Bahlis led international team of researchers.

UCalgary and AHS researchers discover how multiple myeloma cells become resistant to immunotherapy

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UCalgary study provides insight into how an infectious parasite uses immune cells as a Trojan Horse

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Interaction between human gut and immune system increases infection risk in critically ill patients