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Merck-Moderna mRNA vaccine cuts melanoma recurrence risk by 42% in Phase 3 trial

Merck and Moderna announced Phase 3 results for a personalized mRNA vaccine, Intismeran Autogene, given alongside the immunotherapy drug Pembrolizumab to 1,137 high-risk melanoma patients after tumor removal surgery. Over an average 24.6-month follow-up, the combination reduced recurrence or death risk by 42% and metastasis risk by 38% compared with Pembrolizumab alone, with 82.2% of combination-treatment patients remaining recurrence-free versus 70% on Pembrolizumab alone.

Merck-Moderna Personalized Melanoma Vaccine Shows 82% Recurrence-Free Rate at Two Years

Merck and Moderna released full results from a trial of their personalized mRNA melanoma vaccine earlier than planned, after details apparently leaked. The companies reported that 82% of patients who received the vaccine alongside Keytruda remained cancer-free two years later.

Moderna-Merck mRNA vaccine cuts melanoma recurrence risk by 42% in trial

A phase III trial of 1,137 melanoma patients found that intismeran, a personalized mRNA vaccine developed by Moderna and Merck, reduced the risk of cancer recurrence or death by 42% when given alongside an immunotherapy drug after tumour-removal surgery. The companies released key results early after trial data leaked online ahead of their scheduled presentation at a European oncology conference in Madrid on 24 October.

Moderna, Merck report mRNA melanoma vaccine cuts death or recurrence 42%

Moderna and Merck announced that their personalized mRNA melanoma vaccine, combined with Merck's Keytruda, reduced the risk of death or cancer recurrence by 42% compared to Keytruda alone in a Phase 3 trial of 1,137 patients with stage IIB-IV melanoma. The companies released top-line results early after an oncology news outlet broke an embargo ahead of a scheduled presentation at the European Society of Medical Oncology conference in Madrid, with full data set for publication in the New England Journal of Medicine.