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I didn't read the article. Isn't a vaccine meant to protect against, not specifically treat, something.
I didn't read that article either, fuck their cookies.. This press release from the NHS says treatment and doesn't mention vaccine. I guess it's a bad headline.
I mean, there are vaccines like the BCG that actually treats bladder cancer, so technically it could be true. I just want to know what exactly they mean here.