Immunotherapy Combination Strategies in RCC

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Immunotherapy combination strategies in renal cell carcinoma could be hampered by toxicity concerns, believes Brian I. Rini, MD. The need for combination approaches with a PD-1 inhibitor and a CTLA-4 inhibitor should be personalized based on patient characteristics. However, deciding which patient should receive a combination versus a single-agent remains to be seen.

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