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Victorian government to spend $50 million to develop and manufacture mRNA vaccines – SBS News
The Victorian government will spend $50 million to develop the capability to manufacture cutting-edge mRNA vaccines.
The Victorian government will spend $50 million to develop and manufacture cutting-edge mRNA vaccines.
The mRNA vaccine technology can be manufactured quickly, cheaply, and safely, and forms the basis of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccinations.
“Twelve months ago would have been the best time to have done this, but the next best time is right now,” Acting Premier James Merlino told reporters on Wednesday.
Mr Merlino said he is well aware of the challenges of securing supplies of vaccines internationally…
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