
Moran Amit MD PhD discusses the potential of intralesional PD 1 blockade to reduce the risk of progression to oral cancer compared to surgery while preserving quality of life.
Oral Intralesional PD 1 Blockade Promises Less Risk of Progression to Oral Cancer than Surgery, with Preserved Quality of Life An interview with: Moran Amit MD PhD, Head and Neck Surgeon, Assistant Professor, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas USA. SAN DIEGO, USA—The risk that oral pre-cancerous lesions will progress to cancer may effectively be reduced by using intralesional injections of a checkpoint inhibitor, sparing the need for multiple surgical resections and the loss of oral function such surgery can bring. This hope was held out at the AACR 2026 Annual Meeting in San Diego by Moran Amit MD PhD, who is a head and neck surgeon and assistant professor, at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. After reporting his new data to the conference he talked with our reporter, Peter Goodwin: IN: [GOODWIN] “I am at the American Association …. OUT: ……..the Audio Journal of Oncology, I’m Peter Goodwin 10:13 secs AACR 2006 ABSTRACT: CT188 Title: Intralesional PD1 blockade for Oral Cancer Prevention: First in Class Phase1 Trial Authors: Moran Amit, Robert Saddawi-Konefka, Shorook Naara, Fred Netto, Fred Netto, Chen F Fushun, Yen…
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