What are some of these newer treatment approaches giving researchers more hope today?

For a long time, sort of chemotherapy was the main treatment option and that really all there was.

You know, it's been historically difficult to treat this type of cancer.

It grows quickly and spreads quickly.

And so we just were kind of stuck with chemotherapy for a long time.

And then sort of the most common Game-changing, I would say, treatment was the introduction of immunotherapy, which are treatments that we give that help your own immune system to also attack the cancer.

And that's where we started to make progress, harnessing the immune system to also kill the cancer cells, along with chemotherapy.

What has research taught us about introducing that care earlier?