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Yes, if that were the case, it will from commercial point of view. The vaccine is made from patient's tumor (from a gram to a few grams) and DCs extracted from patient's blood, which will be enough for 2 to 3 years of use. After that, it is believed the patient will acquire immunity so no further vaccine administration is needed.Thanks for the info.
I was hoping DCVAX will require an annual treatment like the flu vaccine. Then it will be a perfect business model.
yes it is. Not necessarily a full-length trial is required. It's called label extension. Combined with well defined bimarkers, the trial may be shortened to within one year.In theory DCVax-L is applicable to all solid tumors? And NWBO needs to do trials for each different solid tumors?