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How mRNA vaccines work, and how they might protect us from the flu and other diseases – ABC News
Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines are based on an as-yet unapproved technology. So beyond this pandemic, how might these and similar vaccines protect us against…
First it was Pfizer, then Moderna: two drug company press releases, dropped days apart, announcing their COVID-19 vaccines that were more than 90 per cent effective against the disease.
Even though there’s plenty we don’t yet know about the vaccines, such as long-term effects, experts are generally optimistic by these interim results.
Aside from being potentially excellent news in the fight against COVID-19, these vaccines are based on relatively newish mRNA technology that’s not approved in any…
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