Cancer researcher 'beefing up' natural killer cells to stop cancer

Feb 6, 2024

A UCF cancer researcher is discovering ways that the body's own natural killer (NK) cells can be energized to fight deadly pediatric cancers and improve immunotherapy by unleashing the power of our immune system.

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