Covid vaccine technology ‘might hold the key to curing pancreatic cancer.’

Pancreatic cancer kills 10,000 people in the UK each year and is the most lethal type of cancer, with nine out of ten patients dying within two years of diagnosis.

According to reports, the mRNA technology used in Covid vaccines could be crucial in finding a cure for pancreatic cancer.

According to report, a vaccine based on the same mRNA theory has been developed to prevent tumors from returning after surgery.

After 18 months, half of the patients who received the vaccine were cancer-free.

The deadly disease kills nine out of every ten people diagnosed within two years, making it the most common cancer with the worst prognosis.

The new vaccine was created.

Pancreatic cancer kills approximately 10,000 people in the United Kingdom each year.

However, according to the findings of a trial presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology, vaccines can train the immune system to kill disease-associated cells.

A similar study is currently underway for bowel cancer.

The new mRNA vaccine trains the body’s immune system to recognize and destroy proteins found on cancer cells that remain in the bloodstream after surgery.

The early-stage pancreatic cancer trial included 16 patients who received eight doses of the vaccine intravenously following tumor removal surgery.

Half of the patients who received the vaccine remained cancer-free throughout the trial.