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As cancer treatments become more effective, we must ask: what is life like for the people who receive them? | Ranjana Srivastava

As cancer treatments improve, it's vital to consider their effects on patients. A promising new bespoke vaccine shows an 82.2% success rate in keeping high-risk melanoma patients cancer-free after two years, but side effects and financial s...

The Guardian· Nov 2, 2026 · 2:33 PM · 1 views

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As cancer treatments improve, it's vital to consider their effects on patients. A promising new bespoke vaccine shows an 82.2% success rate in keeping high-risk melanoma patients cancer-free after two years, but side effects and financial strains also rise. Patients deserve transparency about treatment costs and quality of life. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #cancer #health #treatment #medicalnews #oncology #clinicaltrials #melanoma #qualityoflife

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