Health
Cancer patients weren’t responding to therapy. Then they got a poop transplant. – Livescience.com
For some cancer patients, a “poop transplant” could boost the positive effects of immunotherapy, a treatment designed to rally the immune system against cancer cells.
Not all cancer patients respond to immunotherapy
drugs. For example, only about 40% of patients with advanced melanoma
, a type of skin cancer, reap long-term benefit from the drugs, according to recent
estimates
. In trying to pinpoint the differences between patients who respond well to immunotherapy and those who don’t, scientists…
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