💨 Abstract
The Phase 1 clinical trial of the personalized mRNA vaccine autogene cevumeran for pancreatic cancer, published in Nature, showed promising results. The vaccine activated tumor-specific immune cells that persisted for up to four years in some patients, reducing the risk of cancer recurrence at a three-year follow-up.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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