
Moderna and Merck Announce Positive Melanoma Vaccine Trial Results
Moderna and Merck have reported promising results from a late-stage trial of their mRNA-based cancer vaccine, showing it significantly reduced the recurrence of melanoma.
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Holy Grail In Cancer Treatment? Moderna Erupts After Melanoma Vaccine Late-Stage Trial Success Moderna's shares soared as much as 83% in premarket trading in New York after its personalized cancer vaccine, developed in collaboration with Merck & Co., reduced the risk of melanoma returning in a large, late-stage trial. The result marks the first positive Phase 3 trial for a personalized cancer vaccine by any company. The study met its primary endpoint by showing that the cancer ...
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