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Recent advancements in mRNA, viral vector, and DNA-based cancer vaccines offer targeted, personalised therapies for challenging cancers like melanoma, lung, and pancreatic cancer.
The sharp decline in health and care worker visas, driven by stricter immigration rules, is exacerbating the UK’s healthcare staffing crisis.
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