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Moderna shares soar 159% in a day after cancer vaccine succeeds in late-stage trial

Moderna shares surged after its personalized mRNA cancer vaccine trial showed positive results. The treatment, combined with Keytruda, reduced melanoma recurrence and spread significantly. This marks the first successful late-stage trial for an mRNA cancer vaccine. The findings offer hope for future growth beyond COVID-19 vaccines. Discussions with regulators are…

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Skin cancer vaccine shows promise in preventing recurrence of melanoma in large trial

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Skin cancer breakthrough after experimental mRNA drug found to prevent disease returning

More than 8,500 Americans are expected to die of melanoma this year

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Social Security Adds 14 Conditions to Its Disability Fast Track, Including Four Cancers and Several Rare Childhood Syndromes

Social Security added 14 conditions to its Compassionate Allowances list. Here are the cancers and childhood syndromes that now qualify.

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A Modified Herpes Virus Injected into Tumors Wins FDA Approval for Advanced Melanoma

The FDA approved Tudriqev, an engineered herpes virus injected into melanoma tumors, for patients whose disease progressed on PD-1 immunotherapy.

Medical Daily

FDA Approves Replimune's Tudriqev for Advanced Melanoma After Two Previous Rejections

FDA granted accelerated approval to Tudriqev with nivolumab for advanced melanoma after two rejections. Who qualifies and what evidence is still owed.

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Drugs for common eye condition could be used to treat cancer, experts say

Scientists at The Institute for Cancer Research say repurposing drugs could mean they reach patients faster

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UCLA Wins $3.9 Million to Test Drugs That Might Make Melanoma Immunotherapy Work for More Patients

UCLA received a $3.9M NCI grant to test two compounds aimed at making melanoma immunotherapy work in more patients. What the funding does and does not cover.

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FDA advisers backed Replimune's RP1 melanoma therapy, bringing the investigational skin cancer drug closer to approval for advanced melanoma.

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Aust cancer researcher nears personalised immunotherapy

Ines Pires da Silva didn't sit on her laurels after winning a major science prize - she is ever closer to personalising immunotherapy for cancer patients.

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FDA Advisers Back a Melanoma Treatment for Patients Who Ran Out of Options, and a Decision Is Due Monday

FDA advisers voted 10-3 to back Replimune's RP1 for advanced melanoma after two rejections. The agency's decision is due August 2.

Medical Daily

Dermatologists sound the alarm as tanning becomes trendy again

This concerning trend comes as the American Cancer Society projects over 100,000 new melanoma diagnoses in the U.S. by 2026

The Independent UK

FDA Reviewers Say Melanoma Trial Data Cannot Be Verified as Advisers Weigh a Third Review

FDA reviewers say Replimune's RP1 melanoma data confound interpretation. Advisers meet July 30 ahead of an August 2 decision on a third review.

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FDA Advisers Meet Thursday on a Melanoma Therapy the Agency Says It Cannot Interpret

FDA advisers review Replimune's melanoma therapy Thursday. The agency's own briefing documents question the interpretability of the trial data.

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Gray Hair Reason Found: A Japanese study explains why people get grey hair and it may be linked to cancer

Why Do People Get Grey Hair: New research in Japan suggests grey hair may signal a body's protective response against Cancer. Stem cells shut down after severe DNA damage, preventing harm, however, certain carcinogens can cause these cells to multiply unchecked. This process can lead to melanoma, the most dangerous…

The Independent UK

Man who went to opticians for reading glasses diagnosed with melanoma

Ocular melanoma affects about 750 people a year in the UK but doesn’t always cause symptoms - making eye tests vital for spotting it

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Shatner's Final Frontier? 'Star Trek' Icon and Daughter Confront Stage 4 Cancer at the Same Time

William Shatner and his daughter Melanie reveal how they battled stage 4 cancers at the same time, with immunotherapy and targeted treatments helping both become cancer-free.

The Economic Times

'Star Trek' star William Shatner, 95, reveals he & his daughter fought separate stage 4 cancers together: 'It changed my life'

William Shatner and his daughter Melanie Shatner shared their Stage 4 cancer diagnoses. Melanie battled breast cancer while William faced malignant melanoma. Both are now cancer-free after undergoing treatment and recovery. Their shared health challenges strengthened their family bond significantly. They are launching a podcast to discuss resilience and life…

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William Shatner and daughter reveal they faced stage four cancer at same time

The Star Trek actor was diagnosed with stage four malignant melanoma that spread to his lungs and brain.

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Star Trek Legend, William Shatner, Opens Up About Experience After Becoming Cancer-Free

William Shatner says a stage 4 melanoma diagnosis three years ago changed his perspective on life and family. The Star Trek icon shared that both he and his daughter are now cancer-free thanks to treatment.

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Why Your Nails Are a Serious Health and Wellness Indicator That Most Indians Ignore

The Nail as a Diagnostic SurfaceYour nails grow approximately 3.5 millimetres per month, and every millimetre is a record of what was happening inside your body at the time it formed. A dermatologist reading a nail plate is doing something close to what a geologist does with rock strata, each…

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A UCLA study in iScience found creatine may fuel dendritic immune cells that activate cancer-fighting T cells, slowing tumor growth in mice and boosting human immune cells in lab tests.

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Scientists Discovered a Hidden Immune Backup System That Could Make mRNA Cancer Vaccines Far More Powerful

Washington University researchers found mRNA cancer vaccines activate an unexpected backup immune pathway. The Nature study could help improve vaccines for melanoma, lung cancer, and more.

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The Healthy Sun Exposure Debate Is Here—What's Hype, What's Dangerous, and What's Actually True

My take as a longtime beauty editor.

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The sunburns that can change your life: Experts say just 5 can double cancer risk

Getting five or more blistering burns between the ages of 15-20 increases melanoma risk by 80 percent

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