The Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccine made history as one of the first mRNA vaccines to enter widespread use. (Image credit: SOPA Images via Getty Images) Can mRNA vaccines affect your DNA?

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causing changes in gene expression without changing the DNA sequence itself. Thus, vaccination with mRNA vaccines could lead to an enhanced immune response to future encounters with pathogens ...

Federal support for mRNA vaccine research appears in jeopardy after KFF Health News reported Sunday that officials at the National Institutes of Health have directed scientists to remove all ...

Image credit: Shutterstock / Wirestock Creators. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted fast track designation to Sanofi’s mRNA vaccine candidate for the prevention of chlamydia ...

GSK has upgraded its longstanding alliance with CureVac on mRNA-based vaccines for respiratory infections, paying €400 million ($429 million) upfront for global rights to its influenza and COVID ...

causing changes in gene expression without changing the DNA sequence itself. Thus, vaccination with mRNA vaccines could lead to an enhanced immune response to future encounters with pathogens ...

AI-generated image of cancer being attacked by an mRNA vaccine. In the midst of the ... Doctors take a biopsy of the tumor, sequence its DNA, and use that information to design a vaccine specific ...

The United States led the world in developing the technology that beat the COVID-19 pandemic. Action from lawmakers may leave that legacy—and a $70 billion market—behind.