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STAT+: Dreams of cancer vaccines are becoming more real. Here are 9 scientists making it happenĀ 

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Vaccines are the original immunotherapy, in the view of Ryan Sullivan, a cancer immunotherapy researcher and oncologist at Mass General Cancer Center. But many other modes of immunotherapy for cancer were approved first — checkpoint blockade drugs like Keytruda and engineered immune cell therapies like Yescarta.

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STAT+: Cancer vaccines gain momentum, after years of disappointing results

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SAN DIEGO — Cancer vaccines have traveled a potholed road over the last decade. The promise has long been an affordable, personalized cancer vaccine that could train the immune system to recognize proteins from cancer cells and, subsequently, destroy the tumor.

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STAT+: New antiviral works against coronaviruses in mice, but human testing will have to wait

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During the Covid-19 pandemic, vaccines were the main line of defense. Startlingly effective shots quickly helped immunize a large portion of the population — at least initially, and in high-income countries. Antiviral treatments were not as impactful. Molnupiravir is taken orally, but is less effective than the other options.

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Triple Negative Breast Cancer Drug Development Digital Summit

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Given the large unmet clinical need in this oncology indication and aligned with recent clinical trial progress, the Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) Drug Development Digital Summi t has been created to provide insight into industry- and academic-led clinical programs developing immune checkpoint, DDR inhibitor, ADC and other novel agents.

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Accelerating AMR vaccine development

European Pharmaceutical Review

In July 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) released its inaugural report on the pipeline of vaccines currently in development to prevent infections caused by antimicrobial resistance (AMR) bacterial pathogens. WHO referred to 61 bacterial vaccine candidates in diverse stages of clinical development.

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Pfizer/BioNTech strike back in Moderna COVID vaccine lawsuit

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Pfizer and partner BioNTech have launched a countersuit against Moderna in a patent despite centring on their mRNA-based vaccines for COVID-19. It also waived its rights to bring the lawsuit when it pledged not to sure other COVID-19 vaccine producers during the pandemic, according to Reuters.

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Allucent to expedite Covid-19 booster vaccines development

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These candidates are being developed to offer better protection, extend the duration in preventing illness and transmission, as compared to the current vaccine technologies. The study will compare the relative efficacy of next-generation vaccines against approved vaccines to prevent symptomatic, PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection.