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Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.
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Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.
Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.
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Work in about 20% of patients. so about 80% of the time, the current immunotherapies are not very effective. >> reporter: so the doctor teamed up with biontech. you may remember them as the developer of an mrna covid-19 vaccine. their goal to begin trialing mrna as a pancreatic cancer treatment. >> i was willing to try whatever would prevent me from having a shorter life than i really wanted to have. >> reporter: cancer has challenged scientists for years. in part because the cells continuously mutate, making them harder for the immune system to detect. but that's exactly why biontech's co-fou...
Current immuno therapies are not very effective. >> so the doctor teamed up with bion tech. their goal, to begin trialing mrna as a pancreatic cancer treatment. >> i was willing to try whatever would prevent me from having a shorter life than i really wanted to have. >> cancer has challenged scientists for years. in part, because the cells continuously mutate, making them harder for the immune system to detect. but that's exactly why bion tech's co-founders have been working with mrna for decades to see if they could outsmart cancer. >> how do you know it is specific really to that cancer and ...