okay since this board is populated by glue sniffing morons let me explain this in simple terms. what russia developed is an mrna vaccine and the way it works is the doctor takes a biopsy of cancerous tissue from your body and this information is used to create a personalized vaccine. it won't prevent cancer necessarily, it just prevents growth and, in some cases, aids in remission. this process takes a while but the russian government has also been working on a program to speed it up using a neural network. their aim is to get the development time down to an hour. a lot of countries have been working on this same process for a while now, it's just russia was first to market. this shouldn't come as a shock, russia has a very large stem community and some very good universities. don't get your info from reddit.
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