Vaccines are meant to be a permanent cure for any kind of illness it's developed for. Cancer have ravaged the world for years but why haven't a vaccine being developed for it's proper treatment?
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Why doesn't cancer have a vaccine yet?
- Thread starter Ja sa bong
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Glad those exist but there needs to be more comprehensive ones.
Incorrect. Most viral vaccines wear off and you have to get re-vaccinated. For example, Covid immunity wears off after 3 to 10 months whether the virus mutates or not.
Because there are more than 200 types of cancer. They are not capable of inventing a blanket treatment for them all.
