The future of vaccines does look exciting, with breakthroughs happening fast and furious, there’s optimism innmedical research labs.
3ogus on
Well of course they are… this is the future! In all seriousness, this is really cool!
Mt548 on
Thanks to a government funded UK program, eh? I wonder how the US’s government-funded programs are doing right now….
Wait, let me guess……
lighthandstoo on
That website looks shady as hell, click-baity, fantastical. Yikes.
Medium_Childhood3806 on
American here just throwing out an early congratulations to the rest of the world on finding a cure for cancer. It would have been nice to live to see it saving people’s lives, but we’ll all be dead from measles or the bird flu soon, so good luck on your end!
escalations_007 on
Too bad the cancer currently plaguing the USA, and by association the rest of us, doesn’t believe in vaccines.
Ben_Drinkin_Coffee on
Would someone be so kind as to ELI5 as to why cancers are affected by vaccines? Are cancers a virus? Like a virus?
I feel like I’ve been seeing this headline for the past 10 years.
newleafkratom on
„…In the current trials,“ Lee elucidated, „we do a biopsy of the patient, sequence the tissue, send it to the pharmaceutical company, and they design a personalized vaccine that’s bespoke to that patient’s cancer.“
„That vaccine is not suitable for anyone else,“ he recounted to the magazine. „It’s like science fiction…“
Disco425 on
Incredible, the future is bright, despite the Neanderthals in the US trying to bring us back to Medieval times. So glad this research is proceeding in the UK, free from interference from the US HHS.
MySafewordIsCacao on
It’s very cool. My sister’s dog was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his leg. He qualified for a Yale clinical trial for a vaccine that is showing a lot of promise, and it may be moving on to human trials soon. My Aunt is watching because it may be effective against melanoma.
„People only started getting cancer when they would go to the doctor so my office is proposing to shut down all hospitals and clinics.“
lifesaberk on
Having just lost my wife of 38 years to cancer I really wish these guys well
fleeyevegans on
Some states are banning mrna vaccines like Montana. More cancer for Montana.
ValenTom on
Moderna is making insane strides in this field and has several projects in phase III trials. I work in cancer care and seeing the preliminary results of these vaccines is absolutely astounding.
Mavman11 on
Can they find the cure to Crohns yet? That would be lit
Tasty_Importance_216 on
I am really looking forward to see how MRNA cranks will react to this
confusedguy1212 on
When is this going to be available for the masses? Does this work currently or does it fail at times?
leomonster on
This probably means that big pharma companies found another way to make huge profits out of chronically ill people. But still, it’s great news.
ranaparvus on
I’ve always wondered if the vaccine route to fight cancer was taken more seriously after Cuba developed its lung cancer vaccine. Grateful for the advance of technology and hope it won’t be unaffordable.
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The future of vaccines does look exciting, with breakthroughs happening fast and furious, there’s optimism innmedical research labs.
Well of course they are… this is the future! In all seriousness, this is really cool!
Thanks to a government funded UK program, eh? I wonder how the US’s government-funded programs are doing right now….
Wait, let me guess……
That website looks shady as hell, click-baity, fantastical. Yikes.
American here just throwing out an early congratulations to the rest of the world on finding a cure for cancer. It would have been nice to live to see it saving people’s lives, but we’ll all be dead from measles or the bird flu soon, so good luck on your end!
Too bad the cancer currently plaguing the USA, and by association the rest of us, doesn’t believe in vaccines.
Would someone be so kind as to ELI5 as to why cancers are affected by vaccines? Are cancers a virus? Like a virus?
And of course this happens as the NIH has been discussing cutting mRNA vaccine research… [https://www.npr.org/2025/03/12/nx-s1-5325863/nih-trump-vaccine-hesitancy-mrna-research](https://www.npr.org/2025/03/12/nx-s1-5325863/nih-trump-vaccine-hesitancy-mrna-research)
I feel like I’ve been seeing this headline for the past 10 years.
„…In the current trials,“ Lee elucidated, „we do a biopsy of the patient, sequence the tissue, send it to the pharmaceutical company, and they design a personalized vaccine that’s bespoke to that patient’s cancer.“
„That vaccine is not suitable for anyone else,“ he recounted to the magazine. „It’s like science fiction…“
Incredible, the future is bright, despite the Neanderthals in the US trying to bring us back to Medieval times. So glad this research is proceeding in the UK, free from interference from the US HHS.
It’s very cool. My sister’s dog was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his leg. He qualified for a Yale clinical trial for a vaccine that is showing a lot of promise, and it may be moving on to human trials soon. My Aunt is watching because it may be effective against melanoma.
https://news.yale.edu/2024/03/05/novel-cancer-vaccine-offers-new-hope-dogs-and-those-who-love-them
RFK Jr
„People only started getting cancer when they would go to the doctor so my office is proposing to shut down all hospitals and clinics.“
Having just lost my wife of 38 years to cancer I really wish these guys well
Some states are banning mrna vaccines like Montana. More cancer for Montana.
Moderna is making insane strides in this field and has several projects in phase III trials. I work in cancer care and seeing the preliminary results of these vaccines is absolutely astounding.
Can they find the cure to Crohns yet? That would be lit
I am really looking forward to see how MRNA cranks will react to this
When is this going to be available for the masses? Does this work currently or does it fail at times?
This probably means that big pharma companies found another way to make huge profits out of chronically ill people. But still, it’s great news.
I’ve always wondered if the vaccine route to fight cancer was taken more seriously after Cuba developed its lung cancer vaccine. Grateful for the advance of technology and hope it won’t be unaffordable.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CimaVax-EGF
Unless you’re in the USA, in which case, screw you, it’s gonna cost you a million bucks, if it even gets approved.
Shh – don’t tell JFK, Jr – he’ll kill the study in favor of wheat germ (or some other completely idiotic remedy).
But probably not for the US since you know, vaccines are evil and a way to have our mind controlled by the deep media or 5G 6g etc