Williams Cancer Institute

11/21/2025

F***l microbiota transplantation (FMT) may double the effectiveness of immunotherapy.
A phase 2 study showed 66.7% progression-free survival with FMT vs 35% without it.
The future of cancer treatment may begin in the gut. 💩✨
Free consultation at Williams Cancer Institute.

11/21/2025

*Can a Cholesterol Medication Help Prevent Breast Cancer?*

New studies suggest that atorvastatin — a drug used daily to lower cholesterol — may play an interesting role in reducing the risk of breast cancer. Although it is not yet an official preventive method, its effects on inflammation and breast cell behavior are attracting attention from researchers worldwide.

Learn why this common medication could become an unexpected ally:

👉 https://williamscancerinstitute.com/atorvastatin-a-common-drug-that-could-help-prevent-breast-cancer/

11/20/2025

*Can a Cholesterol Medication Help Prevent Breast Cancer?*

New studies suggest that atorvastatin — a drug used daily to lower cholesterol — may play an interesting role in reducing the risk of breast cancer. Although it is not yet an official preventive method, its effects on inflammation and breast cell behavior are attracting attention from researchers worldwide.

Learn why this common medication could become an unexpected ally:

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  Breast cancer remains one of the greatest public health concerns worldwide. Despite advances in early diagnosis and targeted therapies, […]

11/20/2025

This technique injects immunotherapy directly into the tumor, activating a stronger and more targeted immune response with fewer side effects. It enhances other cancer treatments and opens new possibilities for patients.

🔬 At Williams Cancer Institute, we apply this innovative approach to improve patient outcomes.

11/20/2025

Just presented our latest data at SITC 2025. Head and neck cancer. Advanced stage. Patient wasn't a candidate for conventional therapy: surgery, chemo, or radiation would have destroyed quality of life.

We combined pulsed electrical field ablation with intratumoral immunotherapy. Four ablation cycles, direct tumor injections, done.

Results:

14 months: marked tumor elimination on imaging
22 months: disfiguring mass completely resolved
Zero treatment-related toxicity
Zero procedural complications

This is what precision immunotherapy looks like. You go directly to the tumor, activate the local immune response, let it spread systemically. No poisoning the whole body to reach one tumor.

The study's published in the Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer. The patient's living proof that there's a better way than cut, poison, burn.

Williams Cancer Institute Presents Data on Combined Pulsed Electrical Field Ablation and Intratumoral Immunotherapy at SITC 2025 / cancer, Carlos A Vargas,

11/19/2025

Tumor shrinkage doesn't always mean fewer circulating tumor cells. Treatments can even increase CTCs temporarily, and evolving neoantigens make cancer more complex than it looks on a scan. Stay informed—follow for real cancer science.

11/19/2025

*What if your gut microbiota could boost cancer immunotherapy?*

Science is revealing that gut microbiota transplants may enhance the response to immunotherapy treatments—an innovative approach that could transform the future of cancer care.

*Read the full blog here:*

https://williamscancerinstitute.com/gut-microbiota-transplants-a-new-frontier-for-enhancing-cancer-immunotherapy

11/19/2025

Your gut bacteria may influence whether immunotherapy works.
New research suggests FMT could help some patients respond again — but results are far from simple.
👉 Discover what the latest studies reveal.

  In recent years, immunotherapy has profoundly transformed the way we understand and treat cancer. Among the most revolutionary strategies […]

11/18/2025

Medications — even repurposed ones — can dramatically alter your gut microbiome and influence how your immune system responds to cancer. The future of oncology lies in connecting microbiome science with immunotherapy.

11/18/2025

Could Your Meds Be Sabotaging Your Immunotherapy?

You’re doing everything right… so why isn’t your immunotherapy working?

It turns out common medications could be the hidden reason.

❌ Tylenol and Percocet can increase Myeloid-Derived Suppressor Cells (MDSCs)—which block your immune system from fighting cancer.

❌ Steroids (often given with chemo or immunotherapy) can blunt the immune response too.

Immunotherapy is powerful—but it’s not plug-and-play. Activating the immune system requires precision. If you’re not evaluating every drug you’re taking, you could be unintentionally undermining your own treatment.

Integrative oncology looks at the full picture, including medications that might interfere with your body’s healing potential.

📍 At Williams Cancer Institute, we focus on personalized cancer care that removes the roadblocks and empowers your immune system.

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Want the science 👇
Graham et al. (1990): Tylenol impacts immune function.
Najeebullah et al. (2022): Acetaminophen suppresses immunotherapy.

11/18/2025

Opioids can relieve cancer pain, but many of them suppress the immune system, which matters for patients undergoing immunotherapy. Learn which medications impact immunity the most — and why choosing the right one can influence treatment success.

11/17/2025

Tumor hypoxia (low oxygen) pushes cancer into survival mode—more aggressive and treatment-resistant.
Targeting hypoxia could finally weaken its invisible shield.
https://williamscancerinstitute.com/hypoxia-the-hidden-force-that-shapes-cancers-behavior-and-treatment-resistance/

Tumor hypoxia is one of those scientific concepts that may sound complex, but in reality describes something very simple: the […]