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IFIs and Ibrutinib

October 05, 2017

While novel immunotherapies such as Immune checkpoint inhibitors and tyrosine kinase inhibitors have revolutionised cancer therapy the effect on the immunocompromised host is unclear. This recent review investigates the link between invasive fungal infection risk and new and emerging immunotherapies.

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