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Thousands to get cutting-edge personalised cancer vaccines in NHS trials - Vimarsana News

Thousands to get cutting-edge personalised cancer vaccines in NHS trials

The latest vaccine technology is being used to create personalised treatments that target the DNA of patients' specific tumours.

New jab could revolutionise bowel cancer treatment - and it is being used first in the West Midlands - Vimarsana News

New jab could revolutionise bowel cancer treatment - and it is being used first in the West Midlands

A man with bowel cancer has become the first person in England to be treated with a personalised jab for the disease on the NHS.

Personalised cancer jabs now available to thousands of NHS patients | Tech News - Vimarsana News

Personalised cancer jabs now available to thousands of NHS patients | Tech News

A man with bowel cancer has become the first of thousands to be treated with a personalised jab as part of the NHS Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad.

Personalised cancer vaccine is a 'landmark moment', as thousands set to trial it - Vimarsana News

Personalised cancer vaccine is a 'landmark moment', as thousands set to trial it

Clinicians look for specific mutations in a patient's tumour and create a personalised treatment designed to stimulate the immune system after surgery to remove tumours so it can recognise and attack any remaining cancer cells.

Source: sky.com
Growth of MS Treatment Options Presents Challenges, Opportunities for Pharmacists to Get Involved - Vimarsana News

Growth of MS Treatment Options Presents Challenges, Opportunities for Pharmacists to Get Involved

Although questions remain about ideal treatment strategies, consistent data have shown that patients should be treated early.