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An experimental vaccine for triple-negative breast cancer showed safety and triggered immune responses in 74% of trial participants.
A Phase 1 clinical trial of an experimental vaccine for triple-negative breast cancer, developed by Cleveland Clinic and Anixa Biosciences, showed the vaccine is safe and triggered a measurable immune response in 74% of 35 participants, including high-risk individuals and those with residual disease.
Targeting the protein α-lactalbumin, which is present in most TNBC tumors but not in healthy breast tissue after lactation, the vaccine activated T cells and may help prevent cancer recurrence.
The results, presented at the 2025 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium and published in Nature Medicine, mark a significant step toward a preventive strategy for a hard-to-treat cancer with limited therapies.
Researchers plan a Phase 2 trial in late 2026 to assess effectiveness.
Una vacuna experimental para el cáncer de mama triple negativo mostró seguridad y desencadenó respuestas inmunes en el 74% de los participantes del ensayo.