Thyroid cancer (TC) is the most prevalent malignancy of the endocrine system. While most patients achieve favorable prognoses with early treatment, patients with advanced TC face a scarcity of effective therapeutic strategies. The thyroid gland is one of the most immunogenic tissues in the human body. With the deepening understanding of immune evasion mechanisms in TC and the application of immunotherapy in various solid malignancies, immune checkpoint therapy for TC has shown considerable therapeutic potential, offering new hope for patients with advanced TC. This paper focuses on summarizing the latest advancements in immune checkpoint therapy for TC, aiming to provide new directions for future research.

Thyroid cancer (TC) is the most prevalent malignancy of the endocrine system. While most patients achieve favorable prognoses with early treatment, patients with advanced TC face a scarcity of effective therapeutic strategies. The thyroid gland is one of the most immunogenic tissues in the human body. With the deepening understanding of immune evasion mechanisms in TC and the application of immunotherapy in various solid malignancies, immune checkpoint therapy for TC has shown considerable therapeutic potential, offering new hope for patients with advanced TC. This paper focuses on summarizing the latest advancements in immune checkpoint therapy for TC, aiming to provide new directions for future research.

In recent years, with the rapid development of Chinese domestic surgical robot technology and the expansion of the application market, the "industry-university-research-medicine" collaborative innovation transformation mode has gradually developed and formed. Medical institutions play an important role in multi-party cooperation with enterprises, universities, and research institutes, as well as in product planning, technology research and development, achievement transformation, and personnel training. On the basis of reviewing the current situation of the development of the "industry-university-research-medicine" collaborative innovation transformation mode of domestic surgical robots, this study explores the multiple roles played by medical institutions in this mode and challenges, further putting forward corresponding recommendations.
Humans ; Robotics ; Universities ; Medicine ; Industry ; Technology