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A newer type of cancer treatment, known as tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL), therapy is giving fresh hope to some people with advanced melanoma. TIL therapy uses a patient’s own immune cells to fight cancer by leveraging specialized cells called T-lymphocytes to help destroy tumor cells.  It is a one-time process that involves extracting immune cells from a patient’s tumor, growing them in a laboratory, and then reinfusing them back into the patient’s body. TIL treatment may be used when standard immunotherapy is no longer effective.

Immunotherapy has transformed cancer treatment over the past decade by boosting the body’s natural defenses to recognize and kill cancer. Immunotherapies work in a variety of different ways and have opened new doors for patients with cancers that were once very difficult to treat.

Have a big international trip planned? Before you pack your bags and head to the airport, give your health an added layer of protection with recommended travel vaccines.

“Prevention is always the best medicine,” says Dr. Ole Vielemeyer, associate professor of clinical medicine and medical director of Weill Cornell Medicine Travel Medicine. “This is especially true when you go to parts of the world where the health system may be more limited than it is here.”

Imagine having the knowledge, tools and expert guidance to stay ahead of illness long before it has a chance to take hold. That future isn’t theoretical…it’s happening now at Weill Cornell’s Longevity Medicine program.