Interactive film · HTML5 interactive film
Drugs and Vaccines in Cancer Care: The Full Map
A 15-minute interactive film that maps how cancer medicines and vaccines work: chemotherapy, hormonal and targeted therapy, antibodies and ADCs, immunotherapy, cancer vaccines, cell therapy, radiopharmaceuticals and the research frontier. Each class is labelled by how established it is, with its typical side effects and seven pause points to check understanding.
© 2026 OncoGx™. Educational film, not medical advice. Watch online only; please do not copy or redistribute.
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Prefer a bigger screen? Open the player in a new tab. Keyboard: Space play or pause, ← → change scene, C captions.
What this resource covers
- A map of eleven treatment territories and four core strategies, side by side
- Chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, targeted therapy and protein degraders: how each works
- Antibodies, antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) and immunotherapy that releases the immune system's brakes
- Preventive versus therapeutic cancer vaccines, and oncolytic viruses
- Cell therapy from stem cell transplant to CAR-T, and radiopharmaceuticals that image then treat
- Side-effect signatures by drug class, and why status labels (approved, investigational, regional, obsolete) matter
How to use this resource
- Use the Chapters menu to jump to one drug class, or watch in two sittings.
- Stop at the seven pause points and discuss the answers in a class or support group.
- Open the Voice-over script panel to read the narration, which helps with note-taking and translation.
- Use it to prepare questions about a treatment plan; only your oncology team can say which treatment is right for you.
Accessibility
Captions on by default; full voice-over script in the player; keyboard controls and chapter navigation.
