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Russia Ready to Provide Vaccines Against Melanoma This Year
Russia Ready to Provide Vaccines Against Melanoma This Year
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Russian scientists from the Gamaleya Center (creators of Sputnik V) announce treatment for the first patients with a new mRNA vaccine for melanoma. 11.02.2026, Sputnik India
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Alexander Gintsburg, director of the Gamaleya Center, states preclinical animal trials show >90% efficacy.The Blokhin Cancer Research Centre has received approval for clinical use.Unlike preventive mRNA COVID vaccines, this is a therapeutic cancer vaccine. It's designed to train a patient's immune system to recognize and destroy specific mutations (neoantigens) present on their melanoma cells, offering a personalized treatment approach.
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Russia Ready to Provide Vaccines Against Melanoma This Year
Russian scientists from the Gamaleya Center (creators of Sputnik V) announce treatment for the first patients with a new mRNA vaccine for melanoma.
Alexander Gintsburg, director of the Gamaleya Center, states preclinical animal trials show >90% efficacy.
The Blokhin Cancer Research Centre has received approval for clinical use.
Unlike preventive mRNA COVID vaccines, this is a therapeutic cancer vaccine. It's designed to train a patient's immune system to recognize and destroy specific mutations (neoantigens) present on their melanoma cells, offering a personalized treatment approach.