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Facts about mRNA Vaccines
Learn more about mRNA vaccines and their development
- mRNA vaccines do not use live or dead virus cultures
- mRNA stands for Messenger RNA, which is a protein in cells
- mRNA vaccines use a synthesized protein to tell your body how to fight a virus
- Average vaccines take 5-10 years to produce; mRNA vaccines don't take as long because they don't use cultured pathogens
Vaccines using mRNA can protect Farm animals from Diseases
How mRNA vaccines, including those for COVID-19, can protect farm animals from disease and the safeguards to ensure they won’t end up in your food.
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