Russia's health ministry announces the development of a cancer vaccine, which will be provided to patients free of charge. Andrey Kaprin, head of the Radiology Medical Research Center at the Ministry of Health, stated that the vaccine is expected to be available in early 2025, according to state media. The vaccine is intended for use in treating cancer patients rather than preventing tumors in the general public. Russian government scientists have previously suggested that the vaccine will be personalized for each patient, similar to cancer vaccines under development in the West. Details about which types of cancer the vaccine targets, its effectiveness, and the rollout plan remain unclear. The vaccine’s name has not been disclosed.
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86 words · 29 secBIKER BLOCKS WOMAN ON FOOTPATH, HARASSES HER AFTER BEING CONFRONTED
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