Cancer Vaccine Consortium

 

Accelerating Development of Vaccines for Cancer

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The Cancer Vaccine Consortium, now a program of the Cancer Research Institute, is an international association of more than 70 pharmaceutical and biotech companies and academic institutions, who share a common goal of improving patient care by making cancer vaccines part of the standard-of-care in oncology.  Member scientists, clinicians, and industry leaders exchange information with one another to analyze and establish solutions to common challenges in cancer vaccine use, development, and commercialization.


The Cancer Vaccine Consortium is establishing solutions to common challenges in cancer vaccine use, development, and commercialization.


The Consortium's membership of industrial and academic leaders across the United States and Europe complements the CRI/LICR Cancer Vaccine Collaborative's international network of academic clinical and laboratory centers. Working in parallel under the Cancer Research Institute, the two programs encompass all points along the cancer vaccine and immunotherapy development spectrum, from laboratory and clinical discovery, reagent production, and immune response monitoring, to therapeutic product development and approval.