From Atlanta, at a meeting of the American Society of Hematology
A cancer “vaccine” that uses small proteins found in abundance on the surface of leukemia cells shows strong signs of keeping the blood cancer at bay if given when the disease is in remission.
Cancer vaccines attempt to rally a person’s immune cells to fight a malignancy.
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