The local mRNA cancer vaccine called Enteromix will be provided free of charge to patients. According to Andrei Kaprin, chief oncologist at the Ministry of Health and director general of the National Center for Medical Research Radiology, the vaccine showed excellent results during preclinical studies. He noted that the Ministry of Health and Roszdravnadzor have already given permission to form a research group to begin clinical trials.
According to Kaprin, the creation of an oncology vaccine that will be adapted to each patient will cost the state about 300 thousand rubles. However, the vaccine will be offered to patients completely free of charge. This news opens new perspectives in the fight against cancer, enabling advanced technologies to reach a wide audience.
An mRNA vaccine is an important step in medical development, and its effectiveness in individualizing cancer treatment will form the basis of future medical solutions. The upcoming clinical trial system will provide a better understanding of how Enteromix can help treat cancer and what the process of receiving the treatment will look like for patients.
Source: Ferra
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