Iran successfully tested cancer vaccine on animals
Amir Mehdi Kazemi
Press TV, Tehran
A group of Iranian researchers say they have come one step closer to finding a medicine that could be the most efficient cure to cancer with the least possible side effects. Oncologists at the Avicenna Research Institute in Tehran say their project known as cancer vaccine, has been successfully tested on animals.
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