Russia Claims to Have Developed Cancer Vaccine, Plans Free Distribution
- The Russian Ministry of Health has announced a new cancer vaccine that will be available to patients from early 2025, but scientists are skeptical about its effectiveness.
- The vaccine is described as an mRNA treatment that helps the immune system recognize cancerous cells.
- The vaccine will be personalized for each patient and used to treat cancer patients, not for general prevention.
- Details about which cancers the vaccine targets or its name have not been disclosed, according to the General Director of the Radiology Medical Research Center.
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