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Breakthroughs in Cancer Research: New Therapies and Vaccines Emerge

9/24/2025

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UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers identify that hormone SCG2 binds immune receptor LILRB4, suppressing anti-cancer responses.
The finding could enable new cancer immunotherapies and inflammatory treatments.
National University of Singapore researchers engineered Salmonella triggering immune responses in colorectal cancer, boosting survival.
A human mRNA vaccine trial for glioblastoma showed immune responses, hinting at universal cancer vaccines.

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UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers identify that hormone SCG2 binds immune receptor LILRB4, suppressing anti-cancer responses.
The finding could enable new cancer immunotherapies and inflammatory treatments.
National University of Singapore researchers engineered Salmonella triggering immune responses in colorectal cancer, boosting survival.
A human mRNA vaccine trial for glioblastoma showed immune responses, hinting at universal cancer vaccines.