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Has Russia developed a 100% effective cancer vaccine? This video explores a hypothetical scenario from our script that reflects a very real and intense global scientific race.

Please note: The events described – the announcement of a new Russian cancer vaccine named "Enteromix" with a 100% success rate in activating the immune system in trials – are part of a hypothetical premise for discussion and are not confirmed by any credible news sources as of today, September 9, 2025.

In this hypothetical story, Russia has announced a new cancer vaccine called Enteromix. In tests on mice, the vaccine reportedly prevented cancer from appearing. In a trial with just 48 patients, it was said to be 100% successful at activating the immune system without causing serious side effects. In some patients, the tumor size even reportedly became smaller.

However, scientists from other countries are skeptical. Their concerns include that the 100% success rate is only for activating the immune system, not for curing cancer itself. They also note that the trial was conducted on a very small group of people, making the results hard to trust.

This situation is reminiscent of when Russia announced its COVID-19 vaccine, Sputnik V, before all scientific data was publicly available. The race for a cancer vaccine is not just a scientific one; it's also a political one, with the US and Germany also working on their own vaccines.

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