All five claims analyzed were partially confirmed. The claim that Merck and Moderna reported their personalized mRNA vaccine combined with Keytruda reduced the risk of death or recurrence by 42% in patients with resected melanoma on October 22, 2026, was partially confirmed. The October 23, 2026, claim about the phase III study where the Moderna-Merck vaccine intismeran reduced melanoma recurrence and death by 42% when added to Keytruda, compared to Keytruda alone, was partially confirmed. The claim dated October 25, 2026, stating that a Merck-Moderna mRNA vaccine combined with Keytruda lowered melanoma recurrence or death by 42% in a pivotal study was partially confirmed. The October 26, 2026, claim about a phase 3 study showing a 42% reduction in melanoma recurrence or death with the personalized mRNA vaccine developed by Moderna and Merck versus standard immunotherapy alone was partially confirmed. Finally, the October 22, 2026, claim that the combined vaccine and Keytruda regimen lowered distant metastasis risk by 38% in melanoma patients was also partially confirmed.