Personalized mRNA cancer vaccine cuts melanoma recurrence risk by 42%

โฎ BeforeMelanoma patients relied on standard treatment to guard against recurrence.
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NowA personalized mRNA cancer vaccine reduced recurrence risk by 42% compared with that standard treatment.
In short
- A personalized mRNA cancer vaccine reduced the risk of melanoma recurrence by 42%.
- The comparison was made against a standard treatment for melanoma patients.
- This item sits in STAT's Pharmalittle roundup, and the source gives few further details.
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Recurrence is one of the main worries for people treated for melanoma, so a 42% drop in risk would matter to many of them. The source gives only the headline figure and the comparison with standard treatment. Trial stage, length of benefit and full data are not stated here.
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A personalized mRNA cancer vaccine reduced the risk of disease recurrence in patients with melanoma by 42% compared to a standard treatment
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