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Immunotherapy
Checkpoint Inhibitors
Melanoma
Cancer Treatment
Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Clinical Trials
Microbiome
Oncolytic Viruses
Chemotherapy
Hypersensitivity
HLH
Steroids
Nivolumab
Nutrition
Uveal Melanoma
Cytokine Release Syndrome
Cancer
Neoadjuvant Therapy
Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis
Surgery

Buddies with an interest in the area of immunotherapy and its development. We simply discuss the dilemmas, challenges and progress made in the management of patients receiving immunotherapies to treat cancer.

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Will Ince
Oncologist; urothelial cancer expert
Cambridge; Jersey clinical work; Immunotherapy Oncology Clinical Network
Episode: Episode 199: Bladder Cancer Reimagined - Non Muscle Invasive With Associate Professor Will Ince
Dan Monnery
Palliative Care Consultant, Clatterbridge Cancer Centre; President of the UK Association for Supportive Care in Cancer
Clatterbridge Cancer Centre; UK Association for Supportive Care in Cancer
Episode: Episode 196 : The role of Supportive Care in optimising immunotherapy and cancer outcomes Part 1 with Dr Dan Monnery Clatterbridge Cancer Centre
David Bartlett
Immunologist focusing on exercise as an immune adjuvant in cancer
University of Surrey
Episode: Episode 193: Can Exercise Boost Immunotherapy? Muscles, Myokines & the Tumour Microenvironment Part 1 With Dr David Bartlett Exercise Immunologist University of Surrey
Anna Olsson-Brown
Immunobuddies guest, medical oncologist and current chair of UKSMO ACP
UK Society of Medical Oncology (UKSMO)
Episode: Episode 192: A new era for Medical Oncology with our very own Immunobuddies star Professor Anna Olsson - Brown
Nave Vasudev
Academic medical oncologist with a focus on GU cancers, including renal cancer
Leeds, UK
Episode: Episode 190: IKCS Special! PRISM Trial - A game changer for Renal Cancer 2 Part Special (Part 1) Naveen Vasudev
Dan Beckett
Acute Physician
Episode: Episode 188 Immunotherapy on the Acute Take Part 2: What Every Acute Medic Needs to Know with Dr Dan Beckett – Acute Physician
Doug B. Johnson
Professor of Medicine
Vanderbilt University
Episode: Episode 186: Final Part Autoimmune Pre-existing Neurological Disorders with Professor of Medicine Doug B. Johnson Vanderbilt Nashville
Doug Johnson
Professor of Medicine, leads the melanoma program at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Episode: Episode 185 Autoimmune Pre-existing Neurological Disorders with Professor of Medicine Doug B. Johnson Vanderbilt Nashville
Raiatea Van-Reenen
Immunotherapy Dietician at University Hospital Derby
University Hospital Derby
Episode: Episode 179: Impact of Diet on Immunotherapy and Practical Approaches Part 3 with Immunotherapy Dietician Raiatea Van-Reenen University Hospital Derby

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Anna
Co-host and interviewer; provides clinical context across episodes
Ricky
Host introducing episodes and guiding discussion; co-host
Cleo Solomon
Co-presenter discussing patient response and management; rheumatology/immunotherapy focus
Sakanya
Presenter providing rheumatology input on RS3PE and immunotherapy case discussion
Susie Earl
Guest discussing immunotherapy-related toxicities and monitoring

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 65 ratings
  • Brilliant pod cast

    Thoroughly enjoy this podcast. Anna, Ricky and their guests break down this complex topic in bite size chunks making this area which often feels like a minefield, accessible and fascinating to listen to.

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Strong practical guidance for frontline teams and cross-specialty collaboration.
Clear, accessible explanations make complex IO topics approachable.

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Episode 196 : The role of Supportive Care in optimising immunotherapy and cancer outcomes Part 1 with Dr Dan Monnery Clatterbridge Cancer Centre
Q: What evidence supports delivering palliative care skills in generalist settings rather than always referring to specialists?
Evidence from population studies suggests that providing advanced care planning and symptom management in a generalist setting can lead to better end-of-life outcomes and patient preferences being achieved, reducing unnecessary reliance on specialist services when not needed.
Episode 196 : The role of Supportive Care in optimising immunotherapy and cancer outcomes Part 1 with Dr Dan Monnery Clatterbridge Cancer Centre
Q: How should clinicians introduce and navigate the transition to involve palliative or supportive care without causing alarm?
Be upfront about symptom management and the goals of care; explain that you are bringing in expert colleagues to manage complex symptoms and improve quality of life, not to imply a change in prognosis, and frame referrals in terms of specific needs and collaborative care.
Episode 196 : The role of Supportive Care in optimising immunotherapy and cancer outcomes Part 1 with Dr Dan Monnery Clatterbridge Cancer Centre
Q: What is the practical difference between supportive care and palliative care?
Supportive care is a broad, multidisciplinary approach that wraps around the patient as they undergo cancer treatment, while palliative care can be more specific to complex, advanced, or end-of-life needs; many teams use a threshold to determine when specialist palliative care is needed, otherwise generalist palliative care roles address non-complex needs.
Episode 195: Can Exercise Boost Immunotherapy? Muscles, Myokines & the Tumour Microenvironment Final Part With Dr David Bartlett Exercise Immunologist University of Surrey
Q: What can clinicians tell patients about practical signs of benefit and where to signpost them for exercise options given real-world constraints?
Clinicians can direct patients to community-based exercise oncology programs and Macmillan Cancer Support centers, which provide accessible, often low-cost or free options, with professional signposting to ensure safe, personalized programs.
Episode 195: Can Exercise Boost Immunotherapy? Muscles, Myokines & the Tumour Microenvironment Final Part With Dr David Bartlett Exercise Immunologist University of Surrey
Q: Okay. So just bottom out for me if you could, what the difference is in the exercise regimes between what you've already shown in the first trial and what you're doing in the second trial?
The first trial had more resistance work compared to aerobic work, contrary to guidelines; the second trial adopts a non-linear approach with both low and high-intensity aerobic elements to drive broader metabolic improvements and faster fitness gains.

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A clinically focused discussion series centered on immunotherapy in cancer, with a strong emphasis on practical frontline management, multidisciplinary collaboration, and real-world decision making. Across episodes, listeners encounter deep dives into IO toxicities, autoimmune comorbidities, nutrition, rheumatologic syndromes like RS3PE, and strategies to navigate care pathways, testing, and communication between oncology, neurology, rheumatology, and primary teams. Notable strengths include accessible, actionable guidance for front-line teams, emphasis on multidisciplinary planning, and guests who bring frontline clinical experience, geriatric considerations, and nutrition science to the immunotherapy conversation.

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2. Dan Monnery
3. David Bartlett
4. Anna Olsson-Brown
5. Nave Vasudev
6. Dan Beckett
7. Doug B. Johnson
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