CD47 Discovery: Flipping the Script on Cancer | Stanford Cancer Institute 

Cancer cells are covered with a protein called CD47, which acts as a “don’t eat me” signal to the immune system. Stanford researchers developed an anti-CD47 antibody that blocks the CD47 protein, prompting the body's immune system to engulf and devour the cancer cell. #cancer #science #oncology
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