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Australian behind cancer vaccine rejects market slump

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 22, 2026 • 10:39 PM
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Moderna shares tanked after research data was leaked, but Georgina Long says it still represents a ‘foundational shift’ in melanoma treatment.

Australian behind cancer vaccine rejects market slump

Georgina Long, the Australian scientist overseeing a breakthrough new cancer vaccine, has dismissed negative investor reaction to leaked results of clinical trials, saying the treatments will dramatically cut the risk of melanoma recurring in patients.

Long compared the impact the development of a personalised melanoma vaccine would have on treating cancer to the way the invention of email transformed communications.

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