Results from Johns Hopkins show a synthetic peptide vaccine was safe and activated mutant-KRAS-specific T cells in 90 percent of participants, offering an early signal that cancer interception may be possible before disease develops.
New population-level data reveal unprecedented declines in cervical cancer among vaccinated cohorts, even as vaccination rates begin to slip in some countries.
New findings suggest that the location of mRNA expression in the body plays a critical role in shaping T cell responses, opening the door to more precise and effective mRNA-based treatments.