mRNA COVID vaccines enhance cancer treatment outcomes and survival
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A study by the University of Texas MD Anderson and the University of Florida found that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines not only protect against the virus but also nearly double the median survival time of cancer patients by boosting the immune system.
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