American scientists have developed a new "nanoparticle-based super vaccine" that has completely stopped the growth and spread of melanoma, pancreatic cancer and triple negative breast cancer in experiments on mice. This is reported by TRT Haber.

The study was conducted at the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. It was found that up to 88% of the mice injected with the vaccine remained tumor-free. The results confirmed that the vaccine not only reduces existing tumors, but can also prevent cancer.

Scientists believe that the vaccine, which has not yet been tested on humans, can become a universal platform for fighting several types of cancer. If the vaccine passes clinical trials, it may become one of the first treatments that can completely stop the spread of cancer in the body. korrespondent.net.