A groundbreaking study reveals that a new mRNA vaccine can activate the immune system and significantly shrink tumors in mice, sparking hope for a universal cancer vaccine that could revolutionize treatment methods.
A groundbreaking study from the University of Florida reveals that a new mRNA vaccine could trigger a powerful immune response against various cancers, offering hope for treatment-resistant tumors. Researchers found that this approach might lead to a universal cancer vaccine that could complement existing therapies.
