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COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines Linked to Extended Survival in Cancer Patients, Study Reveals

A new study suggests mRNA COVID-19 vaccines could help certain cancer patients live longer by supercharging their immune systems. Researchers found vaccinated individuals with lung cancer or melanoma showed significantly improved survival times compared to unvaccinated peers.

Unexpected Benefit: mRNA Vaccines and Cancer Survival

People undergoing treatment for aggressive cancers may live significantly longer if they’ve received mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines, according to a recent analysis of medical records. Sources indicate this life-extending effect appears unrelated to COVID-19 protection but instead stems from how the vaccines activate the body’s immune system throughout the entire body, including inside tumors.