Research on Cancer Vaccines
Colon cancer vaccine advances in clinical trials - Technology Review
Skin cancer vaccine in development
Immune-Boosting Vaccines Show Promise in Two Cancer Types - Bloomberg
Proponents see hope in changing cancer vaccines' bad reputation - Scientific American article
New Approach Uses A Common Virus To Combat Deadly Lung Cancer
Cancer vaccine target pinpointed
Researchers develop vaccine for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma from tobacco plants
Breast cancer vaccine promising in HER2/neu "low-expressers"
Researchers at St. Jude's Hospital discover signaling molecule that supresses immune response
Carnival of Cancer Research (blog)
Carbohydrate-Based Cancer Vaccine Shows Promising Results - Sept 2007
First brain cancer vaccine launched in Switzerland - July 2007
Cancer Vaccine Triggers Immune System in Ovarian Cancer Study
Cancer vaccines: moving beyond current paradigms
Brain Tumor Vaccine Shows Promising Results - April 2007
Provenge Prostate Cancer Vaccine passes FDA milestone - March 2007
Stimuvax Cancer Vaccine Phase III Study Begins - March 2007
Vaccines Improve Host In Breast Cancer - February 2007
Lung cancer vaccine to be tested - January 2007
Clinical Trials of the breast cancer vaccine MVA-BN-HER-2 - January 2007
Prostate cancer vaccine linked to longer survival - January 2007
Brain cancer vaccine made from patients' tumours - November 2006
Researchers have developed a vaccine that stimulates the body’s immune system to fight off cancerous cells. - November 2006
Trials to begin on vaccine that attacks cancer cells - November 2006
Vaccinate against viruses to fight cancer - New Scientist August 2006
Analysis: Cancer vaccines to increase - Nov 2006
Present and future of lung cancer vaccines. - Sept 2006
Therapeutic vaccines for prostate cancer
Personalized peptide vaccines: a new therapeutic modality for cancer. - Oct 2006
Inhibition of tumor growth with antiangiogenic cancer vaccine
Prospects for vaccine therapy for pancreatic cancer
Herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) for cancer treatment
Combination Hormone/Vaccine Therapy for Prostate Cancer May Benefit Patients Whose Disease Returns