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Immunotherapy Reach (Cancer in 2026: How Immunotherapy Is Reshaping the Odds · What the Report Means for Immunotherapy) — "The survival gains documented in thi…

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  • Cancer immunotherapy gains validate past investment while revealing unfinished work.
  • Documented survival gains validate decades of investment in cancer immunology.
  • Substantial work remains to ensure broader and more effective benefits.
  • Expand immunotherapy to more cancer types.
  • Many cancers remain resistant to current immunotherapies.
  • Pancreatic cancer has a five-year survival rate of 13%, while uterine corpus cancer mortality has risen for 26 consecutive years.
  • Ensure broad access to innovation.
  • Scientific breakthroughs save lives only when patients can benefit from them.
  • Cancer incidence and outcomes vary widely across the U.S. because of differences in prevention, early detection, and high-quality care.
  • Ensuring that immunotherapy and precision medicine reach patients everywhere remains a critical challenge.
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Cancer in 2026: How Immunotherapy Is Reshaping the Odds

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"The survival gains documented in this report validate decades of investment in cancer immunology. But they also underscore how much work remains:\n\nExpand immunotherapy to more cancer types: While melanoma and lung cancer have seen dramatic gains, many cancers remain resistant to current immunotherapies. The five-year survival rate for pancreatic cancer, for example, remains at just 13%, and uterine corpus cancer mortality has been rising for 26 consecutive years.\n\nEnsure broad access to innovation: Scientific breakthroughs only save lives if patients can benefit from them. The report shows wide variation in cancer incidence and outcomes across the U.S., reflecting geographical differences in prevention, early detection, and availability of high-quality care. Ensuring that advances in immunotherapy and precision medicine reach patients everywhere remains a critical challenge."

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