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Cancer Vaccines Are the N.I.H’s Next ‘Big Bet’

Cancer Vaccines Are the N.I.H’s Next ‘Big Bet’
NYT Science Friday 09 October 2026, 09:03 UTC By Gina Kolata 1 min read
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Cancer vaccine research at the biotech company Moderna in Cambridge, Mass., which reported in August promising results that a melanoma vaccine increased the time before cancers recurred and increased the time before the cancers spread.

Cancer vaccine research at the biotech company Moderna in Cambridge, Mass., which reported in August promising results that a melanoma vaccine increased the time before cancers recurred and increased the time before the cancers spread. [Image text:] DANGER BAG CART2 FMAX
N.I.H (ORG) Next ‘Big Bet’ Cancer (ORG) Moderna (ORG) Cambridge (LOCATION) Mass. (LOCATION)
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