Kristen Dahlgren on the Cancer Vaccine That’s Changing Lives

Kristen Dahlgren on the Cancer Vaccine That’s Changing Lives
Marybeth Gilliam

Kristen Dahlgren was reporting for NBC News when a stage II breast cancer diagnosis turned her world upside down. What she discovered next shocked her: therapeutic cancer vaccines—a powerful, little-known treatment helping many late-stage patients live years longer than expected—were already in clinical trials.

She was particularly astounded by an early phase metastatic breast cancer clinical trial with absolutely incredible results—85% of the patients lived 10+ years. In fact, one of the participants has been living cancer-free for over 22 years.

In this episode of Outperform Cancer, Kristen reveals why she left journalism to found the Cancer Vaccine Coalition, how these vaccines work, and what every cancer patient and survivor should be asking their doctors right now.

You’ll learn:

  • The difference between therapeutic and preventative cancer vaccines

  • Why vaccines could soon outperform chemo with fewer side effects

  • Clinical trial results that defy expectations

  • How close we really are to FDA approval

  • How you can support or join this movement to accelerate a cancer cure

💡 If you or someone you love has faced cancer, this conversation will give you hope—and a roadmap to action.

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