If this treatment proves successful, I mean, what sort of impact could this have on the future of skin cancer?

Well, you know, it's just not it's not only melanoma, but all cancers, because this strategy may work in other types of cancers.

The vaccine is being shown to be effective in patients who have high risk melanoma.

So the vast majority of melanomas actually are low risk and can be treated successfully with surgery.

But the high-risk tumors, where the risk of relapse is in the 30% to 50% range, are the types of patients that could go on to this treatment.

I think more patients will opt for therapy.

It's a year's worth of treatment.

How big is this?