The Risks and Concerns of mRNA Vaccines

Diane Riedel-Goones: I would love to get your thoughts on where you think this may be integrated into the care we provide. Since vaccines are in essence, perhaps the most successful medicine ever made to teach the body to fight infectious disease, we think it is very exciting that we can potentially tap into this ability and potential of the immune system to fight cancer. Do you think AI will help us get there faster? Dimitri Kuznetsov: There's no question that there's a lot of misinformation and a lot of trepidation, if you will, about the idea of mRNA vaccines.