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This book provides an overview of cancer immunology and the role of the immune system in its interaction with tumors, which has helped shape modern cancer treatment approaches. The content focuses on the mechanisms by which cancer cells evade the immune system, the predictive value of biomarkers, the tumor microenvironment, and the influence of the microbiome on treatment outcomes. The book addresses the challenges associated with applying immunotherapy in various contexts and presents clinical studies on gliomas, melanoma, and liver cancer. Furthermore, it explores emerging developments—such as mRNA vaccines and oncolytic viruses—that offer promising prospects for the next generation of cancer therapies. This work serves as a valuable reference for those interested in cancer immunology and the research and development of advanced cancer treatments.