Asael Roichman

Abstract Immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) has transformed cancer treatment, but success rates remain low in most cancers. Recent research suggest that dietary fiber enhances ICB response in melanoma patients and murine preclinical models through microbiome-dependent mechanisms. Yet, the robustness of this effect across cancer types and dietary contexts remains unclear.

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