A delightful news for cancer patients is the discovery of a vaccine to eradicate this disease once and for all

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Researchers at Stanford University have found a definitive cure for cancer that could be the discovery of the 21st century and has now been approved to treat two types of cancer.

These researchers said the new drug would be promising in the 

fight against cancer. It not only destroys malignant tumors but also removes all its effects.

The study, conducted at the Stanford University Medical Center, showed that injecting very small amounts of two immunosuppressive agents into malignant neoplasms directly removed any cancer effect on test animals.

Experimenters stressed that their application to the human body could become a quick and cheap way to cure cancer, often without adverse side effects.

The use of this vaccine has been authorized to treat leukemia and lymphoma, as specialists extract the immune T cells from the patient and genetically engineer them to inject them again.

Immunotherapy is one type of therapy that is designed to stimulate the immune system either in all parts of the body or in areas where immune cells are less active.