GiorgioMDover 7 years ago
A Cancer "vaccine" developed by Stanford University
A Cancer "vaccine" developed by Stanford University. New therapy cures cancer with just one injection. The research said the vaccination eliminated all traces of the specifically targeted cancer from animals entire body including metastases that were previously untreated. Read full article...
Source: https://www.theglobalinformer.com/2018/03/a-cancer-vaccine-devoloped-by-stanford-university-is-eliminating-tumors-in-miceTop rated comment
over 7 years ago
Wow, this is interesting, but how? Isn't that cancer very randomly mutated?
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over 7 years ago
Read a full article before asking a question, it was successful in treating breast melanoma and colon cancer. And Dr Levy said there is no cancer it couldn't treat as long as the immune cells can infiltrate it.
over 7 years ago
but it was for animals. the effects could be different on a human
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