Are Cancer Vaccines the Breakthrough We’ve Been Waiting For? Dr. Nora Disis Explains

Cancer vaccines are transforming the future of cancer treatment. From breast and kidney cancer to melanoma and colorectal cancer, new clinical trials show that therapeutic vaccines can significantly extend survival for MANY different cancers. These vaccines work by training the immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells—offering a powerful new tool to prevent recurrence. Learn the difference between therapeutic and preventative cancer vaccines, why clinical trials are recruiting patients now, and how this breakthrough is giving new hope to cancer survivors everywhere.

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