Moderna's mRNA vaccine, Intismeran, has demonstrated potential in late-stage trials by reducing the recurrence and spread of melanoma. The results suggest that the vaccine may be a viable option for patients with this type of cancer.
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Moderna and Merck announce mRNA-based cancer vaccine showing effectiveness in trials
Moderna and Merck have introduced an mRNA-based cancer vaccine named Intismeran, which has shown effectiveness in late-stage trials by reducing melanoma recurrence and spread. The findings indicate its potential as a treatment option for melanoma patients.
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