Advancements in Personalized Cancer Vaccines

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This chapter explores the groundbreaking development of cancer vaccines by companies like Moderna and BioNTech, utilizing mRNA technology. It highlights the process of creating personalized vaccines from tumor samples and discusses the promising yet challenging journey toward widespread availability.

The UK blocks some arms shipments to Israel, audit firms are fighting against new oversight rules in the US, and the same technology that brought us Covid-19 vaccines could also be used to fight cancer. Plus, the Oasis revival tour is so popular it triggered a UK investigation into Ticketmaster.

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