mRNA vaccines are under threat—could cancer vaccines be the answer?

The safety of mRNA vaccines, hailed as a saviour in the covid-19 pandemic, has been called into question by the US administration. Yet amid the defunding and hostile public opinion, <b>Chris Baraniuk</b> finds hope that the technology can yet be harnessed for good

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BMJ
Published
2026-01-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r2449
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3
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RNA Interference and Gene Delivery
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mRNA vaccines are under threat—could cancer vaccines be the answer?

Chris Baraniuk
3 citations
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RNA Interference and Gene Delivery
66.71
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mRNA vaccines are under threat—could cancer vaccines be the answer?

Chris Baraniuk
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Abstract

The safety of mRNA vaccines, hailed as a saviour in the covid-19 pandemic, has been called into question by the US administration. Yet amid the defunding and hostile public opinion, <b>Chris Baraniuk</b> finds hope that the technology can yet be harnessed for good

BMJVol. 392
University of Ulster (GB), Belfast City Hospital (GB)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 0%
RNA Interference and Gene Delivery
66.71
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