Tag: immune memory
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Intratumoral Vaccine: A Breakthrough Molecule for Precision Cancer Treatment
What is an Intratumoral Vaccine Molecule? A new class of therapeutics is emerging from Chinese laboratories: an intratumoral vaccine molecule designed to boost the body’s own anti-cancer defenses. Unlike traditional vaccines that prevent infectious diseases, intratumoral vaccines are engineered to act directly within tumors. They aim to disrupt the tumor’s ability to suppress the immune…
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A New Era in Cancer Therapy: Intratumoral Vaccine Molecule Boosts Precision Immunity
Introducing a Breakthrough in Precision Cancer Treatment In a landmark development, Chinese scientists have announced an innovative molecule designed to revolutionize how we treat cancer. Dubbed an intratumoral vaccine, this compound aims to prevent cancer cells from dialing down the immune system while leveraging the patient’s own immune memory to recognize and attack tumors. The…
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Engineered Salmonella therapy delivers immune payloads to combat cancer
Breakthrough in bacterial immunotherapy: ACTM-838 targets solid tumors Solid tumors have long posed a challenge for immunotherapy, often creating an immune-suppressive microenvironment that thwarts even the most advanced treatments. A new study published in Oncotarget (Volume 16, October 6, 2025) introduces ACTM-838, a novel systemically delivered bacterial immunotherapy designed to enrich in solid tumors and…