As Russia announces a new vaccine against cancer, scientists tell Newsweek they remain skeptical until the research is published.

Russian experts claim to have developed a mRNA-based vaccine to treat cancer, which will be available for free to patients from early 2025.

Russia has claimed that they have innovated a cancer vaccine and they will distribute it for free. However, they haven't been informed about the human trial yet. But with their recent claim, we can see a ray of hope for ending the cancer chapter.

Russia announced that it had developed an mRNA vaccine for cancer patients. The vaccine will be available from early 2025 and will be distributed for free. The vaccine will cost the Russian government 300,

Some scientists are skeptical about Russia’s announcement of the cancer vaccine due to the absence of critical details and a lack of scientific transparency. Researchers point out that the announcement does not specify which types of cancer the vaccine intends to treat.

According to Russian news agency TASS, Russia has developed an mRNA vaccine for cancer. Andrey Kaprin, the General Director of the Radiology Medical Research Center of the Russian Ministry of Health,

Russia said it has developed a cancer vaccine that will be distributed to Russian patients for free starting in early 2025 — but the news has drawn skepticism. Andrey Kaprin, the general director of the Radiology Medical Research Center of the Russian Ministry of Health,

Russia has claimed to have developed its own mRNA vaccine against cancer, which it plans to launch for the general public in early 2025, reported TASS news agency. The vaccine will be distributed free of cost to patients,

Russia's Health Ministry says it has developed a cancer vaccine that they plan to distribute free of charge to some of the country's citizens.