Cancer Vaccine Unlikely … But Do We Need One?

Cancer Vaccine Unlikely … But Do We Need One?

Posted on March 8, 2017 by in Cancer, Health Care

The genetic diversity between individual tumors makes it difficult to develop a universal cancer vaccine, but there are a lot of alternative treatments.

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