Cuba's Lung Cancer Vaccine Coming To The US!

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(10-27-2015, 05:13 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: If a shot is given once a year (I think that's what it said), and the vaccine prevents a tumor from growing or spreading, how would it not end cancer deaths (at least in those types of cancers)?  

Actually, if it starts tumors from growing in the first place, then how would they even grow to be a tumor?

But just like the treatment of wrapping chemo in protein, I wonder if they'll even find a way to silence this, just like they did that (or at least I haven't been able to find anything on it).

You haven't been able to find anything about it because it was a hypothesis in a lab which was showing some promise.  That doesn't mean they found an actual treatment from it yet, just that it is showing promise with mice and rats and worth further research.  That research will take many years, even a decade or more.