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Why mRNA Vaccines Are So Revolutionary—And What’s at Stake if We Lose Them
The move drew sharp criticism from medical and health experts. “Scrapping the fastest platform we have is a reckless move ...
New research using mRNA vaccines targets rare cancers
Founder of the Medulloblastoma Initiative, Fernando Goldsztein, discusses the new MBI-funded research on experimental mRNA ...
What to know about mRNA vaccines
WASHINGTON -- So-called mRNA vaccines saved millions of lives during the COVID-19 pandemic — and now scientists are using ...
US rejection of mRNA vaccines shows ‘lack of respect for science,’ says Nobel laureate
The Nobel Prize winning scientist behind mRNA vaccine technology has attacked the US health secretary’s plan to effectively ...
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Big Pharma-Backed mRNA Startup Bags $153M Series B Amid Policy Headwinds
Strand Therapeutics' lead asset is STX-001, an intra-tumor self-replicating mRNA therapy that carries a payload expressing ...
Jerome Adams, ex-Trump surgeon general, says mRNA vaccine cuts are 'going to cost lives'
Jerome Adams, the U.S. Surgeon General under President Trump's first term, is criticizing his administration's cuts to mRNA vaccine research.
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At HHS, mRNA has fallen out of favor. What’s next?
The Alliance for mRNA Medicines has been a fast-growing industry group, now including 77 companies and institutions pushing ...
Huge cuts to mRNA research spark fears about future pandemics
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s decision this week to cancel hundreds of millions of dollars in mRNA vaccine funding will ...