The safety of approved mRNA vaccines is well-established and, as with other vaccines, continues to be monitored by multiple surveillance systems. By Kate Yandell • Published June 13, 2025 ...

mRNA vaccines work differently: The antigen is produced inside the body. The vaccine itself consists of a small piece of genetic code—messenger RNA (mRNA)—to which the immune system responds.

President Trump’s administration has slammed the brakes on development of messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines, which proved their lifesaving potential during the COVID-19 pandemic but have come und… ...

A more recent statement from Nixon on the cancellation of the bird flu vaccine funding, given to KFF Health News, cited “mounting evidence of adverse events associated with COVID-19 mRNA ...

The promise of mRNA technology seemed boundless after the success of the coronavirus vaccines, but Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has singled it out for scrutiny, clouding its prospects.

After chemist Charles de Koning was asked to research ways to strengthen vaccine production in Africa during the Covid-19 pandemic, he remembered a project where his team had worked with oily ...

BioNTech is buying fellow German mRNA vaccine developer CureVac in an all-stock transaction that values the acquired biotech at $1.25 billion. The announcement makes no specific mention of ...

A new kind of mRNA vaccine developed by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State University could be cheaper to produce and offer a greater level of immunity across multiple ...