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Could Covid Vaccines Help Fight Cancer?
Berlin, GermanySunday, October 19, 2025
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Scientists have uncovered an intriguing possibility:
- Covid vaccines might help cancer patients live longer.
- Not their primary function, but they may boost the immune system.
- This could aid in fighting tumors.
Key Findings from Berlin Meeting
Researchers presented their findings at a major conference in Berlin:
- Studied cancer patients:
- Some received Covid vaccines before treatment.
- Others did not.
- Vaccinated group lived nearly twice as long.
How It Might Work
- Vaccines may enhance the immune system.
- Help it detect and attack tumors.
- Not all immune systems can do this:
- Some people have the right cells.
- Others do not.
- Vaccines don’t change this but may improve immune function.
- Make tumors easier to find, improving treatment efficacy.
Questions and Next Steps
- Other factors may influence results:
- Covid infections.
- Other health issues.
- More research is needed.
- A larger study is planned to verify results.
Scientists' Outlook
- Excited but cautious.
- Need more proof.
- If results hold, it could revolutionize cancer treatment.
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