2023-06-19 01:13:00 namely mRNA Is that we will be able to send “commands” to cells in the body to produce any protein. That can be used in the treatment of various types of diseases means that instead of having to eat drugs produced from external factories. Our cells become factories within the body that produce … Read more
Countless drugs and treatments have been used in the fight against cancer. Could a personalized vaccine soon cure the disease? According to the US biotechnology company Moderna, such a vaccine should be developed within a few years. One is confident that by 2030 such vaccines could be used to fight cancer and other diseases. According … Read more
Production planned until 2030 Moderna is developing a cancer vaccine 04/08/2023, 10:30 p.m Research on cancer vaccines is in full swing worldwide. In addition to the Mainz-based biotechnology company Biontech, the US company Moderna is also working on such a drug. The corona pandemic has significantly accelerated development – the vaccine could be on the … Read more
The big pharmaceutical manufacturers are working flat out on vaccines against cancer. Other diseases should also be treated in this way by the end of the decade. Research into the fight against cancer is progressing rapidly: the pharmaceutical company Moderna has now expressed confidence that vaccines for heart problems, autoimmune diseases and even cancer should … Read more
EU authorities are negotiating with Pfizer and BioNTech about a possible reduction in the order for a COVID-19 vaccine made by Brussels for the current year. Under the terms of the contract, Europe was to buy up to 500 million doses of the vaccine this year. However, the EU authorities would like to buy less … Read more
Von: Johannes C. Bockenheimer and Peter Tiede For decades, Germany was a magnet for companies! Where the seal of quality “Made in Germany” was on it, quality was inside. But that has changed: More and more companies are relocating their factories or research abroad – or leaving altogether. The latest example: the German corona giant … Read more