Immunotherapy and its late effects

In this episode, we explore the complex physical and psychological late impacts of immunotherapy treatment, emphasising the importance of early recognition, ongoing support, and person-centred care. Our guests, Charlotte Killeya who has experience of receiving immunotherapy, and Jo Bird, Nurse Consultant in Melanoma and Immunotherapy Late Effects , share personal experiences and clinical insights to better understand what happens long after treatment ends.

This episode is produced by Macmillan Cancer Support in collaboration with UKONS.

Links from the episode:
UK Oncology Nursing Society
Macmillan website- What is immunotherapy

This episode aligns with Macmillan's strategic objective to work with others to make sure the same treatment and support is accessible to everyone across the UK. Read more about Macmillan's strategy.

Content warning: This episode contains conversations about lived experience of cancer which you may find upsetting or triggering. Listener discretion is advised.

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