Russia develops cancer vaccine, to distribute for free

Cancer, a disease that has long been a symbol of dread and despair, might soon meet its match if Russia's bold announcement proves accurate.

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MOSCOW: Russian researchers have claimed the development of a vaccine capable of preventing all types of cancer by fortifying the immune system to destroy cancer cells at their inception.

According to initial reports, pre-clinical trials of the vaccine have shown promising results in suppressing tumour growth and metastasis.

The vaccine has been developed in collaboration with several research centres and is expected to be released for public use by early 2025. Russian President Vladimir Putin hinted at this breakthrough in a televised statement some time ago, expressing optimism about the development of cancer vaccines and next-generation immunomodulatory drugs.