Moderna and Merck have announced the results of a clinical trial indicating that their combined mRNA therapy significantly reduces the likelihood of recurrent skin cancer, specifically melanoma. The therapy functions by stimulating the body's immune system to produce proteins that target and eliminate melanoma cells.
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Moderna and Merck report trial results on mRNA therapy for melanoma
Moderna and Merck have reported findings from a clinical trial that suggest their mRNA therapy can significantly lower the chances of melanoma recurrence. The treatment works by enhancing the immune system's ability to attack melanoma cells.
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Moderna and Merck announce ‘landmark’ trial showing mRNA therapy significantly cuts odds of recurrent skin cancer
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Moderna and Merck report trial results on mRNA therapy for melanoma