Gunzburg: The absence of metastases in a patient after an oncological vaccine does not mean a complete cure.
The first patient completed treatment with the Russian cancer vaccine. His metastases have disappeared, but it is too early to talk about a full recovery, said Alexander Gintsburg, the scientific director of the Gamaliya Center.
"The absence of metastases does not mean a complete cure. A cure for cancer is five years of observation. It wasn't five years, now it's only the fifth month," he explained.
According to Gintsburg, the Ministry of Health will continue to monitor patients who have completed treatment with the oncology vaccine.