Japanese immunologist Tasuku Honjo, a winner of this year's Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, gave his Nobel lecture Friday in Stockholm, projecting that many more cancers may be treated by immunotherapy in the not-so-distant future."Someday, I don't know whether it's 2030 or not, cancer may not completely disappear but be controlled by immunotherapy. Cancer may become one of the chronic diseases," said Honjo, at the Karolinska Institute, following a lecture by American immunologist James Allison, who shared the prize with Honjo."You still have a tumor, but no growth. That's OK, especi…READ FULL ARTICLE
