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Event Information:

Tue
22
Oct
2024
A beginner's guide to immunotherapy
9.30am - 12.30pmLive, online
An introduction to immunotherapy: what it is, how it works, and who it’s given to.
During this half day course, Elaine will introduce the science behind modern cancer immunotherapies for solid tumours and haematological cancers.
Topics covered include: the relationship between cancer and the immune system, the mechanism of action of checkpoint inhibitors, an overview of immunotherapies given to patients with haematological cancers, including CAR T cell therapy and T cell engagers.
Delivery: This is a half-day course presented live, online. The videos will be available to watch after the event.
Audience: Ideal for anyone with any level of understanding of cell biology and who works with cancer patients, data or treatments.
Detailed information is provided on the Newcastle Clinical Skills Academy website

I really enjoyed the day and found your teaching style excellent. Science communication is no easy skill.
I returned to the office full of enthusiasm and actually refreshed!

Macmillan Nurse Leeds

The "Science Pick-n-Mix" presentation was particularly timely, being the first day of the conference, in de-mystifying some of the medical jargon - especially for me as a patient participant!
I have just completed the conference feedback survey and identified your presentation as being one the most useful of the conference.

Patient representative attending the NCRI conference Liverpool

Elaine's training day was delivered with focus, passion and engagement.
It helped the Roche Oncology MSL team and Medical Affairs colleagues alike to significantly improve their baseline knowledge around the molecular mechanisms involved in cancer and the targeted treatments

Medical Scientific Liaison Team, Roche

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