Experimental post-cancer treatment 'promising'

An experimental vaccine derived from tiny bits of tumour protein and involving a simple pinprick of the patient may prevent cancer from recurring, researchers believe.

Experimental post-cancer treatment 'promising'

An experimental vaccine derived from tiny bits of tumour protein and involving a simple pinprick of the patient may prevent cancer from recurring, researchers believe.

Early results in 14 vaccinated survivors of advanced breast cancer have shown promise, according to researcher Dr George Peoples Jr of Walter Reed Army Medical Centre.

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