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Avaxis' Lovaxin may represent new way to fight cancer.(Brief article)
USA-based biotechnology firm Advaxis says that it has developed a new family of vaccines which have the potential to change the way in which cancer is treated. The company explained that its Lovaxin range of products are composed of genetically ...
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