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Immunicum developing cancer vaccine based on mass-produced cells

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After 20 years of research, biotech Immunicum, maker of dendritic cell immunotherapeutics, has developed a patented cancer vaccine that works differently than current therapeutic cancer vaccines in that it activates the body's own immune system to attack tumor cells by using mass-produced dendritic cells, and not cells from the patient's own tumor.

This development should make a significant difference across the board in cost, time, difficulty and patient stress.

The vaccine has been tested in pre-clinical trials and the company expects to begin Phase I/II human clinical trials to test safety and efficacy of the vaccine. They will be recruiting at least twelve patients with metastatic renal cancer to trial the vaccine.

Source: Marketwire

 

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