US EditionPatients will soon be able to test new NHS skin cancer jab
- The NHS is starting a new vaccine trial for patients with advanced skin cancer as part of its Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad initiative, which aims to provide personalized cancer treatments to up to 10,000 patients in England by 2030.
- The CVLP expands its focus to include melanoma, providing new hope for patients with advanced stages of this serious skin cancer.
- Professor Peter Johnson stated that cancer vaccines have the potential to revolutionize cancer care and save lives, highlighting the devastating impact of skin cancer.
- Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer emphasized the life-saving nature of these innovations and expressed a desire for more world-leading treatments to be developed in the UK.
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perspectivemedia.comPatients with advanced skin cancer to test a new vaccine in NHS drive
The programme has already given thousands of patients better access to a personalised vaccine for bowel cancer.
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The Independent (US)NHS to launch skin cancer vaccine test in new treatment drive
This initiative is part of the NHS Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad
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Patients will soon be able to test new NHS skin cancer jab
The vaccination has already given thousands of patients access to treatment for bowel cancer – and now, skin cancer (Picture: PA) Patients with advanced skin cancer will soon be able to test a new vaccine as part of a drive to speed up the development of new treatments. The NHS Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad (CVLP) said they hope to accelerate access to mRNA vaccine clinical trials for people with different types of cancer. The programme has already …
·London, United Kingdom
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