Cancers
Animal Studies: New Cancer Vaccine Bypasses Tumor Defenses
A group of researchers develops a new cancer vaccine that can bypass tumor defenses. The world has learned many lessons over the past few years. One of these lessons is the importance of vaccines, which are capable of serving as prevention of illness as well as cure.
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