What Is Moderna’s New Cancer Vaccine and How Big a Breakthrough Is It?
The personalised mRNA shot was paired with Keytruda and cut recurrence and spread risk in more than 1,000 patients, companies said.
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Moderna just made a huge leap forward in the world of cancer vaccines. Here’s what to know. - The Boston Globe
In addition to melanoma, Moderna and Merck are conducting trials with personalized injections to fight types of bladder, kidney, and lung cancers.
Moderna and MSD announced the successful completion of Phase 3 clinical trials for Intismeran, a personalized cancer vaccine utilizing mRNA technology. The vaccine demonstrated efficacy in preventing recurrence and metastasis when administered in combination with Keytruda to melanoma patients. The company plans to expand research to various cancer types, including lung cancer, with the goal of launching the product in 2027.
The pharmaceutical companies Moderna and MSD have unveiled trial results with a cancer vaccine, which, according to a professor, promises good things for all of humanity's fight against the disease.
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