Mrna Vaccines and Immuno-Oncology: Good News by Derek Lowe
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The article discusses the potential of mRNA vaccines in immuno-oncology, highlighting promising developments in cancer treatment, and the HN community shows interest and optimism.
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"And while I’m at it, there is another thing that cannot be overemphasized: if you are spreading doubts and fears about vaccines and about mRNA research, you are killing people who could benefit. Killing them by not protecting them from the diseases being vaccinated against. Killing them by making them suspicious of advances in medical science in general. Killing them by driving them away from things like this new work that could fight completely unrelated diseases like cancer.
"That’s you, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. That’s you, Jay Bhattacharya. That’s you, Marty Makary. And all the rest of your minions and gofers and toadies. You have chosen the side of death and human suffering, and in a better world than this one you would be disgraced and shunned for it."