Why Do Vaccines Take So Long to Make? Part 3 The Type Determines the Time (New mRNA Vaccines)

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Dr. Des Says.. It’s All Your Immunity Podcast

Dr. Desire´ Barrett

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Welcome to the Dr. Des Says... It's All Your Immunity Podcast. In the podcast will we will explain the medicine and science behind your health through topical discussions, conversations, in-depth analysis, and interviews. And, yes, we will try to make sense of the Coronavirus. We will weigh in on the new vaccines and therapeutics, while answering the question is it really safe for you. My name is Dr. Desire’ Barrett and I am an immunologist trained in molecular biology and genetics. I have spent many years working in the biotech sector, as well as, the National Cancer Institute.

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Why Do Vaccines Take So Long to Make? Part 3 The Type Determines the Time (New mRNA Vaccines)

Dr. Des Says.. It’s All Your Immunity Podcast

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4 years ago

Why Do Vaccines Take So Long to Make? Part 3 The Type Determines the Time (New mRNA Vaccines)

By the end of 2020, two messenger RNA vaccines—also called mRNA vaccines—through most notably from the collaboration between Pfizer and BioNTech and Moderna will be the first COVID-19 vaccines authorized for use in the United States and other countries around the world. But this vaccine took a remarkably short time, by vaccine development standards, from inception to public distribution. But why? A lot has to do with the type of technology used to make the vaccine. We will delve deeper into how these vaccines are made and compare them to previous vaccines and techniques and processes used now and in the past.

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