Promising Early Results for New Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine
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A Phase 1 clinical trial has shown that a non-personalized vaccine targeting KRAS mutations can stimulate an immune response and potentially prevent recurrence of pancreatic cancer, with promising survival rates and immune activation observed, paving the way for further research and larger trials.
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