When a medical condition is severe or it is expected to last until death, an individual may be eligible to receive Social Security disability benefits. Brain cancer is one such condition that may qualify an individual for Social Security disability benefits.
According to a report from MSN Health, early trials for a vaccine against a deadly brain tumor glioblastoma-otherwise known as malignant glioma-are showing promise.
Glioblastoma is the deadliest type of brain cancer, with many patients dying from 12 to 14 months after being diagnosed. Clinical trials of a new vaccine showed promising results with 91% of the patients surviving for a year.
In addition, 55% survived after 2 years and 44% survived 3 years or longer. There are also 3 patients who have been living for more than 5 years.
The vaccine helps the immune system to recognize cancerous cells and attack them. These vaccines are individualized, using dendritic cells from the patient, along with brain tumor tissue.
The results of this Phase 1 clinical trial were recently presented at the annual American Association of Neurological Surgeons meeting in Denver. Phase 2 clinical trials are currently being wrapped up and the plan is to move into Phase 3, a multi-center trial.
It can be devastating to be diagnosed with a severe medical condition. The financial burden may be alleviated some with the help of disability benefits. Consulting with a Plantation Social Security disability attorney should be your next step.
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