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Imagine you're in a major city and there's an outbreak of “Disease X” – an unknown respiratory pathogen. How quickly could we manufacture vaccines and get them to developing countries? Too slowly, says Imperial College’s Robin Shattock. But fully synthetic RNA vaccines could offer a solution.
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