Washington Post examines which cancers mRNA vaccines target next
1 Sep 19 · 4d ago · 3 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
A Washington Post article reports that the melanoma vaccine's reported success could herald a wave of new mRNA-based treatments for a range of cancers, with researchers now running trials investigating other cancer types.
“The reported success of an experimental drug that uses messenger RNA to deliver personalized skin cancer vaccines could herald a wave of new treatments that harness the potent technology for a range of cancers, researchers say.”
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Good piece on the breakthrough of mRNA vaccines for melanoma, which my wife was heavily involved in, and the other types of cancer that researchers like her are trying to tackle next. It's an exciting time in that field.
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The reported success of an experimental drug that uses messenger RNA to deliver personalized skin cancer vaccines could herald a wave of new treatments that harness the potent technology for a range of cancers, researchers say. Drugmakers Moderna and Merck this summer announced that a cancer vaccine, intismeran autogene, had succeeded in a Phase 3…
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