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Will cancer vaccines ever be effective against common cancers? – Dr. Patrick Hwu
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Jun 30, 2023, 18:51

Will cancer vaccines ever be effective against common cancers? – Dr. Patrick Hwu

Will cancer vaccines ever be effective against common cancers? Much needs to be done, but the future is bright as outlined in this excellent review article by Ryan Chang, gulleyj1 and Lawrence Fong!

For details: Click here

Source: Dr. Patrick Hwu/Twitter

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