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Viruses against melanoma
Gene therapy based on the herpes virus, after its approval in 2015, saved the lives of dozens of patients with incurable melanoma.
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Herpes virus against melanoma: details
A new stage in cancer treatment began on October 27, 2015. The FDA considered the clinical trials of genetically modified T-VEC viruses in the treatment of melanoma to have been successfully completed.
05 November 2015 -
Viral immunotherapy against melanoma
Phase III clinical trials have confirmed the ability of the modified herpes virus to effectively destroy the cells of the most dangerous skin cancer.
27 May 2015 -
Poliovirus for the treatment of glioblastoma: details
Scientists from Duke University began looking for volunteers and announced a fundraiser for the first phase of clinical trials of a new method of glioblastoma therapy.
07 April 2015 -
Virus against melanoma: the results are moderately positive
An antitumor drug based on an oncolytic virus demonstrated good results in a phase III clinical trial involving patients with advanced stages of melanoma.
25 March 2013