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Pediatric Cancer Vaccine May Be ‘Too Good to Be True,’ But More Work Is Needed

Ongoing trials are showing that a cancer vaccine may be able to overcome some of the other issues that are present with immune-based cancer treatments like checkpoint inhibition and CAR-T cell therapy, in children.

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Pediatric Cancer Vaccine May Be ‘Too Good to Be True,’ But More Work Is Needed

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