Montse Rojo de la Vega

Dive into our March issue, out now: www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

Fresh off the press! The February issue of Cancer Cell is out now: www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

Happy New Year 2026! 🎉 Our January issue is out now: www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

The December issue of Cancer Cell is out now, just in time to wrap up the year. Happy holidays to you all and we're looking forward to another year of outstanding science alongside our authors and readers! www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

Stunning cover! And the ‘N’ in November is for ‘NK cells’ 😉

See you soon! #Targets25

Tumor-infiltrating regulatory T cells as targets of cancer immunotherapy Tay et al. discuss the potential of targeting TI-Tregs as an effective cancer therapy strategy. They review the effect of current cancer immunotherapies on TI-Tregs and the approaches that exploit dif...

For a comprehensive overview of the tumor-infiltrating Tregs and their roles in immunotherapy, revisit this wonderful review by Nobel Laureate Dr. Shimon Sakaguchi, "Tumor-infiltrating regulatory T cells as targets of cancer immunotherapy": www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

Congratulations to the @nobelprize.bsky.social winners in Physiology or Medicine Brunkow, Ramsdell, and Sakaguchi for the discovery of peripheral immune tolerance. In tumor immunology, we are very familiar with FOXP3+ Tregs and their immunosuppressive roles 🧵

Today we lost one of Mexico’s most renowned scientists and science communicators: Julieta Fierro. Seeing her talk about the universe as a young kid taught me not only that science was awesome but that women could be scientists, too. And they could also be cool! Gracias y buen viaje 💜

We are enamored with Cancer Cell's September issue and hope you love it too! Read it now: www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

Join us at this fantastic #CellSymposia #CSCancerImmunity2025 and take advantage of the early registration rates 🫶🏼

Here’s Luna, assistant to the editor, always paying attention to the latest trends in oncology. If you’re very lucky, she makes impromptu appearances on Teams

As a cat mom this I find this study particularly encouraging as it gives us options to treat our furry babies and shows how translational and mutually beneficial feline and human clinal research can be 💜🐈

You can now read the May issue of Cancer Cell. Check it out! www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

This cover is the timeline cleanse we all need 🐨💜

Bridging the gap: The future of cancer research and clinical oncology in Cancer Cell Over the past five years, Cancer Cell has undergone a transformative evolution, reflecting the increasing multidisciplinary and integrative nature of cancer research. As editor-in-chief, it has been b...

If you’ve been reading or publishing in Cancer Cell for a while you’ve noticed how we have changed in the past five years. Maybe you’ve been confused-or excited-by these changes. To better understand our vision and the type of papers we are looking for read our Editorial www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

So incredibly proud of this issue, of all the authors that participated in it and shared their views, of all my Cancer Cell colleagues and their hard work and dedication, and our EiC Steve for steering us and the journal into new directions that keep us centered and guided by the patients always 💜

Happy anniversary TreCan!! 🥳🎂 Wonderful to see so many rising stars featured in this issue 🌟

@cp-cancercell.bsky.social Congrats on this great paper, Yardena! 🎉

In the cover: spatial map of the tumor microenvironment of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma.

The March issue of Cancer Cell is out now! You can read it here: www.cell.com/issue/S1535-...

Thanks for the feedback, we are always learning and can always do better

#InternationalWomensDay comes with an unspoken manual: demand rights, but don’t make anyone uncomfortable; protest, but not with anger. In my latest article, I break down the double standards imposed on women today and everyday.
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💜✊ #feministhumor #8M

This place looks like a dream 😍

The February issue of Cancer Cell is fresh off the press! You can read it now: www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

Vaccines have saved + continue to save millions of lives from infectious diseases. It is normal to have questions about how they work & what makes a successful vaccine. In that spirit here are 3 excellent articles from people worth listening to - pls share:

The past two weeks have been brutal so I want to share some good news: my mom was elected VP for Mexico’s Institute of Chemical Engineers, IMIQ! She’s always been my guiding ⭐️ and inspiration! Decades of experience and training generations of professionals and students make her perfect for this! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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a titanic ship is sinking in the ocean ALT: a titanic ship is sinking in the ocean

So we’ve lost Pubmed…

There’s still time to submit an abstract and join us for this great #CellSymposia #CSCancerImmunity2025 later this year!

Our inaugural issue of 2025 is now live. Read our content for January here: www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...