CancerFax
Global Cancer Treatment Access

Cancer Care, Expertly Navigated

We connect patients with the world's leading oncology programs, second opinions, clinical trials, and treatment travel, coordinated by a team that has done this for thousands of families.

Andreea Milca - Romania
Breast & Thyroid Cancer - 18 months in remission

Hi, I see you found us. If you're scared, I was too. A year ago I was Stage IV and had no options at home. CancerFax found me a trial 4,000 miles away. You're not alone in this.

What We Do

End-to-End Cancer Navigation

"Three pillars that move patients from uncertainty to clarity and from clarity to action."

Treatment Access Guidance

We help patients understand which advanced therapies β€” CAR-T, TIL, gene therapy, immunotherapy, targeted drugs, proton therapy β€” are relevant to their diagnosis, stage, and molecular markers. We translate complex clinical information into clear, actionable guidance.

Clinical Navigation

CancerFax guides patients through the complexity of global oncology β€” matching them to appropriate specialists, relevant trials, and the right institutions based on their specific needs. We help patients ask better questions and make more informed decisions.

End-to-End Coordination

From medical document preparation and hospital communication to visa support, logistics planning, and care continuity β€” CancerFax coordinates the full journey so patients and families can focus entirely on what matters most.

Advanced Cancer Treatments, Now Within Reach

The Latest in Advanced Cancer Treatment

From CAR-T and TIL therapy to gene therapy and proton treatment, we help patients access the newest cancer therapies available at leading centers in China, India, and beyond. Our team carefully reviews every option and matches it to your specific case.

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Advanced Therapies

Featured Treatment Areas

We cover the full landscape of advanced oncology, from cell therapies to precision radiation and clinical trials.

Treatment

CAR-T Cell Therapy

CAR-T cell therapy is an adoptive cell therapy that genetically engineers a patient's own T-cells to express a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) β€” a synthetic protein that directs T-cells to recognize and destroy cancer cells. First conceptualized by Zelig Eshhar in the late 1980s and brought to clinical success by Carl June's group at Penn in 2010–2012, the first FDA approval (Kymriah for pediatric B-ALL) followed in August 2017.

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Treatment

Tumor Therapeutic Vaccines

Tumor therapeutic vaccines are cancer immunotherapy treatments given to patients who already have cancer, not to prevent it. They stimulate the immune system to recognize tumor-specific antigens, mount a targeted T-cell response, and destroy cancer cells throughout the body.

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Treatment

CAR NK Cell Therapy

To grasp the reason behind the significant leap of CAR NK cell therapy over CAR-T cell therapy, it is first necessary to understand the nature of natural killer cells and their fundamental distinction from the T-cells that are used in CAR-T cell therapy. The distinction between the two types of cells is clinically significant in terms of safety, ease of access, and the types of cancer targeted.

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Treatment

Bone Marrow Transplant

In cancer treatment, bone marrow transplant refers to hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT), a procedure where the patient's bone marrow is destroyed with high-dose chemotherapy and radiation, then rebuilt with healthy stem cells from a donor or the patient's own stored cells.

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Treatment

CIK Therapy

Cytokine-induced killer (CIK) cell therapy is an adoptive immunotherapy in which a patient's own peripheral blood cells are collected, activated ex vivo over 2–3 weeks using IFN-gamma, anti-CD3 antibody, IL-1, and IL-2, and reinfused to kill cancer cells. First described at the German Cancer Research Centre (DKFZ) in the early 1990s, it has since been developed into the world's largest non-CAR adoptive cell therapy programme β€” overwhelmingly in China.

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Treatment

Gendicine Gene Therapy

Gendicine (recombinant human adenovirus-p53) is a gene therapy medicine produced by Shenzhen SiBiono GeneTech, approved by China's SFDA in 2003 for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma β€” making it the world's first commercially approved cancer gene therapy. It is relevant for solid tumour patients for three reasons: it has a validated 20-year clinical history in China, it targets the most universally disrupted pathway in solid cancers (p53/TP53), and it is most used as an add-on to radiation or chemotherapy β€” not as a replacement.

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Treatment

BNCT

BNCT exploits a fundamental nuclear reaction to destroy cancer cells with extraordinary selectivity β€” introducing a biological layer of targeting that conventional radiotherapy cannot achieve.

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MRNA CANCER VACCINE

mRNA Vaccines in Cancer Treatment

Most patients first heard of mRNA vaccines during COVID-19. The same platform is now being directed at cancer, with a fundamentally different goal: not prevention, but treatment of existing disease.

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Latest from CancerFax

Announcements & updates

New partnerships, treatments we now cover, fresh guides and upcoming events β€” the latest milestones in widening access to care.

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Our Difference

Why Patients Choose CancerFax

"We don't book hospitals. We walk beside families navigating the hardest decisions of their lives, with compassion, care, and commitment that doesn't waver."

Advanced Treatment Focus

Specialized expertise in therapies that are often inaccessible locally, cell therapy, gene therapy, precision oncology, and clinical trials.

Cross-Border Coordination

Comprehensive support across international treatment destinations, case review, admissions, hospital communication, and logistics.

Hospital & Doctor Navigation

Guidance on the right institutions, specialist matching based on diagnosis, and center selection tailored to clinical complexity.

Clinical Trial Awareness

Support in identifying and exploring clinical trial options when appropriate, including mutation-specific and late-line investigational pathways.

Compassionate Support

Human guidance for patients and families navigating difficult decisions, with emphasis on clarity, honesty, and realistic, informed hope.

Independent Second Opinions

Access trusted second opinions from global cancer specialists, ensuring every diagnosis, treatment plan, and decision is reviewed with expert clarity.

Trusted Globally

Trusted by Patients & Professionals

CancerFax works with leading cancer centres, specialists, and institutions across multiple countries.

50+
Partner Hospitals Worldwide
15+
Countries Served
1,000+
Patients Supported
200+
Expert Oncology Specialists
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  • BMS
  • ESMO
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Important Note

CancerFax is a patient guidance and care coordination platform. We do not provide direct medical treatment. All treatment decisions are made by licensed medical professionals and partner hospitals. Information provided is for guidance and educational purposes only, and does not constitute medical advice.

Our Process

How It Works

A clear, structured, and compassionate four-step process designed to bring order to a difficult moment.

1

Share Your Reports

Upload your pathology reports, imaging results, treatment history, and any relevant clinical documents securely through our platform.

2

Our Team Reviews Your Case

CancerFax specialists conduct a thorough clinical review of your diagnosis, disease stage, biomarkers, and treatment history.

3

Identify Treatment Pathways

We explore suitable advanced therapies, clinical trial opportunities, and international treatment options relevant to your case.

4

Coordinate Next Steps

We help arrange specialist consultations, hospital admissions, additional diagnostics, logistics, and ongoing care coordination.

Patient Stories

Patients Who Found a Way Forward

Real experiences from patients who explored advanced treatment options with CancerFax's guidance and coordination, in their words.

Leukemia - CAR T-Cell Therapy
CAR T-Cell Therapy in China

CAR T Cell Therapy for Leukemia at Lu Daopei Hospital: A Syrian Patient’s Journey.

Multiple Myeloma - CAR T-Cell Therapy
CAR T-Cell Therapy for Multiple Myeloma in China

How CancerFax connects multiple myeloma patients to advanced CAR-T cell therapy at top hospitals in China, including Jiahui International.

Hospital - National Cancer Center, CAMS
National Cancer Center, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences

Inside China's #1 oncology centre, a tour of the National Cancer Center in Beijing, a leading destination for international cancer patients.

Our Expert Panel

Trusted Oncology Specialists

CancerFax works with an internationally credentialed panel of oncologists, hematologists, and precision medicine specialists, helping patients access the right expertise for their specific cancer type and stage.

Steven Rosenberg

Steven Rosenberg

MD, PhD
Ashok Vaid

Ashok Vaid

MBBS, MD, DM (Medical Oncology)
Carl June

Carl June

MD, Board-Certified in Internal Medicine and Medical Oncology
Jie Wang

Jie Wang

MD, PhD
Weidong Han

Weidong Han

MD, PhD
Yuankai Shi

Yuankai Shi

MD, PhD
Vinod Raina

Vinod Raina

MBBS, MD (AIIMS), MRCP (UK), FRCP (Edinburgh and London), FAMS
Suresh Advani

Suresh Advani

MBBS, MD (General Medicine), FICP, MNAMS, FNAMS

Our expert panel assists with case review, second opinions, and treatment pathway guidance. Consultations are coordinated by the CancerFax team and do not constitute a formal medical consultation.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

"Have a question that isn't covered here? Speak with our patient navigation team; every case is reviewed individually."

Not Sure What's Next?

Share your reports, and our team will help you explore possible next steps, treatment pathways, and care coordination options compassionately, clearly, and without pressure.