mRNA vaccines: let's be sick a whole lot less and maybe cure cancer

as insurmountable as cancer seems to be, the amount of progress just in the last decade is nothing but enormous.

mRNA and personalized medicine are but one of a few advancements that are having measurable impact.

This article discusses the potential of mRNA vaccines to treat a wide range of diseases, including chronic fatigue syndromes and cancer. The author explores the concept of pathogenic persistence, where pathogens remain in the body even after the initial infection has been cleared, and how mRNA vaccines may be able to address this problem. The article also highlights the speed and flexibility of mRNA vaccine development, making them ideal for addressing emerging pathogens and personalized cancer treatments.