US EditionLuxembourg Oncologist Explains New Us Study: Mrna Corona Vaccine Should Have a Positive Effect on Immunotherapy in Cancer Patients
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mRNA makes immunotherapy much more effective A new evaluation published in the journal Nature shows that mRNA corona vaccination significantly improves the results of immunotherapy in cancer patients. If vaccination takes place within 100 days of the start of treatment, the survival rate increases significantly – over several years. The team of the renowned MD Anderson Cancer Center analysed data from over 1,000 patients (2019-2023) and combined…
After being vaccinated against Covid, the immune systems of cancer patients were significantly stimulated and they lived longer
A new study from the United States suggests that the mRNA vaccine against the coronavirus has a positive effect on immunotherapy in cancer patients.
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