Russia's cancer vaccine achieves 100% efficacy in clinical trials

Duckduck

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    oka harigiotyh mulu lokema kadan watenawa hospitals etc etc.oka karanna denne nethi wei
    WHO kiyala huththak thiyenne medicine company pohosath karanna. Un hari kamathi leddu wadi wenawata, bonowena leda walin minissu marenawata. Me wage deyak devlop una kiyanne un nanththara wenawa. Okatath attack karanna medicine company ekka ekathu wela mokakhari gatayak gahai thirisaannu.minissu leddu karanna medicine company walin fund karanawa lassanata. Mokada un dannawa unta fund karanawata wada ganak return enawa kiyala un beheth tika market unama. Oka thamai bn me loke duwana flow eka.
     

    imhotep

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    Why should it be tested with healthy volunteers? Cuz there’s no cancer to eliminate or fight against to begin with 🤔
    ------ Post added on Sep 9, 2025 at 6:57 PM

    Yes ... but initially to test for safety, tolerability, side-effects and also to determine the correct dosage by measuring the immune response.

    PS: Previous animal studies may have shown that it's effective. The vaccine's unique four-virus platform distinguishes it from other oncolytic virus therapies currently in development in several countries.
    These viruses are engineered to perform a dual function: directly destroying malignant cells while simultaneously activating the patient's anti-tumor immune response. This dual mechanism aims to create a comprehensive anti-cancer effect that leverages both direct viral oncolysis and enhanced immune system activation.

    Personalised cancer vaccines are not cheap. In the West the costs can be in excess of $20K but in Russia it's said to cost 300K Rubles (about $3500)
     

    Rick Sanchezz

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    putinaya oka test karala athi godak minusnge nattan loketa kiyala chatar wenne nane fail
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    volunteersla innawa 😅😅


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    පිස්සුද හුත්තො
    සල්ලි තියෙන උනුත් කීදෙනෙක් මැරුනද පහුගිය අවුරුදු කීපයෙ. බලපන් බ්ලැක් පැන්තර්
    සල්ලි තියෙන එවුන් මරෙන්න 20–30% වගේ
    සල්ලි නැති එවුන් සදා අනාථයි
     

    Yeezus

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    Why and How?
    Big pharma profits more from ongoing cancer treatments than from a one-time cure. Recurring chemo, drugs, and hospital visits create steady revenue, while a permanent cure would cut that stream off.
     

    shenat

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    ආශ්චර්යමත් රටක
    Big pharma profits more from ongoing cancer treatments than from a one-time cure. Recurring chemo, drugs, and hospital visits create steady revenue, while a permanent cure would cut that stream off.

    ඒකෙන් කියවෙන්නෙ නෑ උන්ගෙ ප්‍රොෆිට් වල වැඩිපුරම කොටස එන්නෙ cancer treatments වලින් කියලා.
     
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    Yeezus

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    ඒකෙන් කියවෙන්නෙ නෑ උන්ගෙ ප්‍රොෆිට් වල වැඩිපුරම කොටස එන්නෙ cancer treatments වලින් කියලා.
    දැන් හිතන්න X කියලා පුද්ගලයෙකුට Cancer Diagnose කියලා ....

    එතකොට එයා මෑරෙනකල් ම ... Chemo Therapy, Radiation, immunotherapy, Prescription Drugs මේ වගේ ගොඩක් දේවල් කරනවා ජීවත් වෙලා ඉන්නකප්ම වගේ.
    එක Cancer Patient කෙනෙකුගෙන් මැරේනකල් ම ඒ නිසා ලොකු ආදායමක් තියනවා Pharma Company වලට.

    ඇයි තව cance treatments කරන machine profit.

    මේ සේරම එක්ක One shot cancer treatment එකක් 💉 හොයාගන්න එක ගොඩක් පාඩුයි Pharma අයට.
    තව ඉතින් ගොඩක් ඔය Conspiracy theory ත් තියනවා එක ගැන.