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First personalized cancer vaccine prevents recurrence
A major clinical trial has found that a personalized cancer vaccine, used alongside an immunotherapy drug, reduced the risk of melanoma recurrence and spread by 42% over two years. The vaccine, called Intismeran, uses patient-specific tumor information and is based on mRNA technology similar to COVID-19 vaccines. Results also showed a 38% reduction in melanoma spread, with long-term benefits still under investigation. The findings are seen as a potential breakthrough in personalized cancer treatment, pending further studies and regulatory approval.
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