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Establishing a national platform to facilitate patient recruitment and advanced diagnostics for cancer immunotherapies (the NHS Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad): a multicentre prospective cohort feasibility study protocol

2 outlets · first reported by BMJ Open 2d ago · latest 2d ago · 12 hours of coverage · 2 countries

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  1. 2d ago
    first BMJ Open UK indie study observational
    Establishing a national platform to facilitate patient recruitment and advanced diagnostics for cancer immunotherapies (the NHS Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad): a multicentre prospective cohort feasibility study protocol

    STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY The multicentre prospective design of this study enables evaluation of patient referral and sample-processing pathways using NHS infrastructure across the UK. Standardised referral and tissue-processing pathways support consistent operational delivery across…

  2. 2d ago
    medRxiv (all subjects) obscure study randomized trial
    OVM-200, a recombinant overlapping peptide vaccine, breaks immune tolerance to survivin in patients with advanced solid tumours: a multicentre, open-label, dose-expansion, phase 1 study

    Survivin (BIRC5) is broadly overexpressed in human cancers but, as a self-antigen, is subject to immune tolerance that limits spontaneous antitumour immunity. OVM-200 is a recombinant overlapping peptide vaccine spanning full-length survivin, with cathepsin S-cleavable linker sequences inserted…

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