Research explores antibodies that may help protect people from cancer
EricTopol · x · 2026-07-23
Eric Topol points to research on antibodies that may protect against cancer, framing it as the basis for a future cancer antibody atlas.
The accompanying figure shows the proposed workflow: compare human cohorts, run proteome-wide antibody testing plus targeted assays, then use the resulting antibody patterns to identify “good” versus “bad” antibodies for early detection, patient subtyping, and therapy design.
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