Few medical advances in recent memory have sparked as much controversy as COVID-19 vaccines utilizing mRNA (messenger RNA). Currently, there are two such vaccines, from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna.

Correcting misinformation after it has gone viral is a common way of informing the public that what they've encountered may be inaccurate, lack context, be unproven, or be demonstrably false. But ...

Five years ago, a group of high-risk skin cancer patients received a bespoke vaccine. The data is finally in, and the results ...

Hello and welcome to Health Affairs This Week. I'm your host, Jeff Beyers. We're recording on 08/21/2025. Health Affairs has a lot of virtual events coming up in the next couple of weeks. So just ...

Cells use mRNA to build proteins, and after years of research, scientists learned how to harness this molecule to develop effective, safe and quick-to-make vaccines. Since the advent of this Nobel ...

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