Sorry if this is a stupid question, and I'm sure this is very positive news. But one question I didn't find an answer to in the press release: what's the value of using mRNA for flu vaccine? Will it result in a safer or more effective vaccine? Be cheaper and easier to produce? Something else?
I (mostly) understand the mRNA process, just curious about why it'd be superior.
I (mostly) understand the mRNA process, just curious about why it'd be superior.