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Biontech says it will vigorously defend against the allegations. 0ur innovations are original. we have spent 20 years of research in developing this type of treatment and, of course, we will fight for our intellectual property. these patent disputes wont stop the rollout of covid vaccines. mrna technology came of age in the pandemic. the question now is can it take on cancer? fergus walsh, bbc news. the first european woman to command the international space station has spoken for the first time...

　Dr. Munemasa Mori, Principal Investigator and Assistant Professor of Medicine Columbia Center for Human Development, Department of Medicine at Columbia University in New York,... | October 13, 2022

Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.

Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.

Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.

Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.

Researchers are concerned over a recently discovered 'bat virus' similar to COVID-19.

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Work in about 20% of patients. so about 80% of the time, the current immunotherapies are not very effective. >> reporter: so the doctor teamed up with biontech. you may remember them as the developer of an mrna covid-19 vaccine. their goal to begin trialing mrna as a pancreatic cancer treatment. >> i was willing to try whatever would prevent me from having a shorter life than i really wanted to have. >> reporter: cancer has challenged scientists for years. in part because the cells continuously ...

Current immuno therapies are not very effective. >> so the doctor teamed up with bion tech. their goal, to begin trialing mrna as a pancreatic cancer treatment. >> i was willing to try whatever would prevent me from having a shorter life than i really wanted to have. >> cancer has challenged scientists for years. in part, because the cells continuously mutate, making them harder for the immune system to detect. but thats exactly why bion techs co-founders have been working with mrna for decades ...