Editorial: New insights in veterinary cancer immunology.

This article provides an overview of recent advancements in veterinary cancer immunology, focusing on how the immune system interacts with animal cancer cells. It discusses novel immunotherapeutic approaches, such as cancer vaccines and monoclonal antibodies, that have shown promise in treating canine cancers. Comparative oncology, which examines cancer across different species, is highlighted as a valuable approach for identifying common mechanisms and potential treatments. The article also mentions the potential of chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) in veterinary immuno-oncology, although their use in veterinary medicine is still under development. The document is a collection of research articles covering various topics related to cancer treatment in animals, providing new insights and potential therapeutic strategies for veterinary oncology. Ongoing research in this field is crucial for improving cancer management and treatment options for dogs. [Extracted from the article]