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. 2021 Feb 2;11:619236. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2020.619236

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Current immunotherapeutic strategies in cancers. Cancer immunotherapies target the patients own immune system by restoring and stimulating various immune components that ultimately had the potential to inhibit cancer growth and/or eradicate cancer. The various types of immunotherapies that are currently being used in the clinic or are under development include antibody-based immunotherapy, oncolytic virus therapy, cytokine therapy, cellular therapy, cancer vaccines. These therapies are also being used as combination therapies that target multiple immune components or with other established therapeutic options such as chemotherapy.