Russian cancer vaccine: Russia's mRNA-based personalized cancer vaccine

Russia's mRNA-based personalized cancer vaccine, set for free distribution in 2025, offers targeted cancer treatment with fewer side effects. Learn more about its significance. Can you get a vaccine to prevent all cancers? Reports in Russia’s state-run news agency claimed this week that Russian scientists have developed an mRNA vaccine that has shown the ability to suppress tumour development and metastasis in pre-clinical trials. According to reports in the Russian ... Russia is all set to roll out a vaccine against cancer in the New Year. It will be available to patients for free from early 2025. According to TASS, Russia’s state-owned news agency, Andrey Kaprin, the General Director of the Radiology Medical Research Center of the Russian Ministry of Health, recently said that the country is ready with its own mRNA vaccine for cancer. Here’s what we know about it and why the cancer vaccine is a big deal. A breakthrough in Russia promises to redefine cancer treatment, with the country announcing its first mRNA cancer vaccine.