Lymphocyte activation gene 3 (LAG-3) serves as an immune checkpoint that attenuates T-cell activation. Antibodies targeting LAG-3, such as relatlimab, have the potential to enhance the activity of other checkpoint inhibitors when given in combination.
For patients who present with advanced stage cervical cancer, targeted therapies can improve outcomes. Join us for a molecular tumor board as we discuss treatment options for patients with recurrent cervical cancer and how biomarker-directed therapies are transforming the standard of care.