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Mad AZ hell: Too many cooks and not enough vaccines leaves public in the lurch
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Mad AZ hell: Too many cooks and not enough vaccines leaves public in the lurch
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Support grows in Morrison government for next-gen vaccines being made locally
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The Morrison government is strongly supportive and exploring the prospect of bringing cutting edge vaccine manufacturing onshore to ensure Australia can combat present, and future, pandemics.
The plan could set Australia up as a regional manufacturing hub over the next decade for mRNA vaccines, and could allow the highly effective Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines to be made here - as well as future cancer drugs and other vaccines.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison arrives to receive his second Pfizer dose.
Brisbane startup says it can make mRNA vaccines for Australia
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A Brisbane startup says it can make the active ingredients for the new generation of mRNA vaccines in Australia, but more government funding and training support are critical to produce these products at scale.
Messenger-RNA vaccines are now world-renowned for leading the fight against COVID-19. However, Australia has been forced to import products that use these platforms, like Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine, because there are no local manufacturing facilities to make these drugs at scale.
The COVID-19 vaccine being delivered to Queensland Hospitals on Sunday.
However, contract manufacturing business Luina Bio, based out of Brisbane, says it already has the expertise to make mRNA products onshore.
Brisbane startup says it can make mRNA vaccines for Australia
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