mRNA therapy refers to a medical treatment strategy that utilizes messenger RNA (mRNA) to instruct cells to produce specific proteins that can help treat diseases. In this approach, synthetic mRNA is introduced into the body to provide the necessary instructions for cells to generate proteins that are often missing or dysfunctional in certain diseases. This method has gained significant attention in recent years, particularly in the development of vaccines and therapies for infectious diseases, genetic disorders, and even cancers. By harnessing the body’s own cellular machinery, mRNA therapy aims to elicit an immune response or correct metabolic deficiencies, thereby offering a targeted and efficient way to manage various health conditions. The versatility and rapid development potential of mRNA therapies position them as a promising frontier in contemporary medicine.
BioNTech transitions focus from COVID-19 vaccines to pioneering mRNA-driven cancer therapies, amid reduced vaccine demand. Latest earnings reveal a profit of €1.08 per share, exceeding expectations but down from previous…