New study suggests mRNA Covid vaccines may boost cancer immunotherapy response
- A study in Nature Medicine on 10 September looked at records of 95,015 adults on immunotherapy in France.
- Those vaccinated with mRNA within 100 days before immunotherapy had a lower risk of death.
- The association weakened after 12 months, suggesting the effect may not last.
- Experts say clinical trials are needed before any link can be established.
Source: firstpost.com
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