Big shot: does a cancer vaccine work?

癌症疫苗来了

The Intelligence from The Economist

2026-08-27

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Personalised vaccines could offer a breakthrough in the fight against cancer. Our correspondent analyses the latest trial. Canada's oil market is flourishing, despite the trade war. And, why we will always love Dolly Parton. Guests and host: Natasha Loder, health editorSarah Lawrynuik, deputy editor of “The Intelligence”Jon Fasman, senior culture correspondentJason Palmer, co-host of “The Intelligence” Topics covered:  Cancer, immunotherapy, vaccines, mRNAOil, Canada, trade war, tariffsDolly Parton, country music
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  • The Economist.

  • Hello and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist.

  • I'm Jason Palmer.

  • Today on the show, the Canadian industry isolated from trade threats,

  • and why Dolly Parton mattered to America.

  • First up, though,

  • My name's Steve Young.

  • I'm a musician and music teacher living in Hertfordshire.

  • I had a lump on my head for many years

  • and I did have it looked at by a GP.

  • Back in 2023, Steve met with doctors at Hartford East Hospital, north of London.

  • The diagnosis was not good news.

  • I was diagnosed with a T4 nodular melanoma.

  • That is a particularly aggressive form of skin cancer.

  • They were giving me all the McMillan booklets,

  • how to go on holiday with cancer,

  • how to tell a partner you have cancer,

  • how to eat with cancer, how to work with cancer.

  • It was so incredibly overwhelming.

  • Doctors who removed Steve's tumor discovered he was a match for a clinical trial