20 months after her diagnosis, Maggie is still cancer-free, thanks to EGFR/HER2 cancer vaccine that stopped metastasis of osteosarcoma.

In the 1890's, a New York city physician Dr. William Coley realized cancer cures might be possible - even for late-stage patients - if...

Osteosarcoma is deadly and usually can't be cured with today's standard therapy. But immunotherapy may give dogs a chance at a cure.

A new vaccine based immunotherapy is helping some dogs attain long-term cancer remissions.

Prof. Mamula provides a summary of his work on EGFR-peptide vaccine to treat a range of canine cancers, including osteosarcoma.

The tumor is resolved ... GONE!

New immunotherapy may provide long-term remission for canine osteosarcoma patients.

Cancer immunotherapy helps the dog's own immune system fight cancer cells and has the potential for inducing long-term remission.