Cancer vaccines have gained in prominence over the last couple of decades, as the emergence of immuno-oncology has validated the immune system’s essential role in maintaining healthy cell division. This has led drug developers to explore the various ways in which vaccines can be designed, not just to battle infectious diseases, but also to target cancerous cells. Such cancer vaccines employ a range of technologies, including protein/peptide, nucleic acid, whole cell, as well as oncolytic virus (OV) vaccines.
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