the side effects is nothing to do with the m r n. a technology is to do with the delivery to the do a virus and then it, when you hear it start to proliferate in your nasal cavity or our area. and if you don't have enough for anybody in your blood, you don't have anybody in that area. so there's a virus can pretty funny. most of the virus is homemade when we are infected in friends, it's not just getting into our law. it's chris gets in there every day in the nasal cavity and that device there and then goes in here or not. but if you don't have any blood and body, because you want to be would have vaccinated 6 or 6 look what happened is anybody level goes down. but you have memory says so that when you, with the infected that you get a, b, c. because you, you don't have any antibody now in your nasal cavity and you in here, but then your memory says with, and then you will get there. anybody would get to the satellite. immunity is just say a little bit. it is the will be a city. so this is the breakthrough happened because it is, it

and we talked to the award winning pioneer behind m r n. a vaccines that are saving millions around the world is the world health organization. once europe, it is yet again, the epicenter, the global corona virus pandemic. all this, i'm all coming up in today's going underground, but 1st after she jin paying and jo biden's monday night virtual cool for the taunt . one nation caught between them as a paradise island in the pacific. existentially threatened by the climate emergency, the president of the republic of palazzo and alice whipped junior, joins me now from that bank. allow, after claiming that wrong decisions at cop $26.00 in glasgow could equate to bombing the country. mr. president, thanks so much for joining us from palau, so you might as well bomb us is what you said at cop 26 in glasgow. jew believe it's $2.00 centigrade or $1.00 centigrade. what. what is the outcome from gov? 26, according to you. well, at the end, which is it is disappointing. that we're still above 1.5. you know, to save the islands, to save the culture, to

the side effects is nothing to do with the m r n. a technology is to do with the delivery to the do it to the buyers and then it, when you in here it start to probably put it in your nasal cavity and we're not here . and if you don't have enough for anybody in your blood, you don't have antibody in that area. so there's a virus can pretty funny. most of the virus is homemade when we are infected in friends, it's not just getting into our law. it's chris gets in there every day in the nasal cavity and that be by there and then goes in health or not. but if you don't have any blood and body, because you want to be would have vaccinated 6 or earlier 6 lot earlier. what happened is anybody, let me go such, but you have memory says so that when you, with the infected, that you get a little b c, because you don't have any, anybody now in your nasal cavity and you in here. but then you might want to start with kicking, and then you will get anybody would get to the satellite. immunity is just say group cut off a little bit. it is will be a

i know you've mentioned some concerns about the m r. n a vaccines in europe, but perhaps russia would be good to open up a mix of available vaccines across the biggest country in the world. well, 1st of all, we are partners with astrazeneca, maxine, we show her post was a partnership to start the combination of exchange. we started clinical trial. so for joint function in february, and one of our portfolio company is producing astrazeneca, lexi, so we're completely open to partnership with different machines and ad windsor's in practice. and then as far as regulatory approval from russia, manufacturing manufacturers just didn't apply for approval in russia. so it's more of a question for me to still health. how's the processes? but what we as are jeff gwinnett, the world we a partner and was menu exchanged. we for example, in columbus trials in argent. gina showed that would make life like sheen increases . and she borders into cell responses sooner. foreign vaccine, ben pines. and today we had a great meeting, was our chinese colleagues

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and the vaccine manufacturers, particularly pfizer, which has this m r n a platform, is also already saying, well, if we have to change the vaccines and can we do this and can we do this quickly? and the answer is yes, that technology has the ability to be changed rapidly and manufactured rapidly. so, so that's a sort of, if you like it as a bit of a good news story. should that be required? julian, the, the, the, the spike was the chief target of most of the pharmaceutical, or the vaccines that were stablish to, to contain a coven 19. and when you suddenly have this 30 mutations in this particular case of all micron, could it be an indication if it turns to be really virulent that pharmaceutical companies will have to revisit the approach when it comes to tackling the this particular variant? why don't think that the transfer approach, i think the is selected because don't know, all of those mutations will need to be match. so new vaccine to give a sufficient cross racks of protection against students and death if the current vaccines originally devote to the warehouse around the vi

and we talk to the award winning pioneer behind m r n a vaccines that are saving millions around the world as the world health organization . once europe, it is yet again, the epicenter, the global corona virus pandemic. all the some, all coming up in today's going underground, but for us after she jin bang and joe biden's, monday night virtual call for the taunt. one nation court between them is a paradise island in the pacific. existentially threatened by the climate emergency, the president of the republic of palazzo and alice whipped junior joins me now from that bank allow, after claiming that wrong decisions at cop 26 in glasgow could equate to bombing the country. mister president, thanks so much for joining us. from palau so you might as well bomb us is what you said.

also these stories about the m r n a is experimental. there are, does very vague assumptions and stories about people not being, becoming, being able to get pregnant again. and then on top of that, there were all the strong bose just stories and the way that was handled. i think it's a mix up a lot of people who just don't really care even though they're they don't think the think i might get the sexy later. and that's so sad because people end up and asked about and said i should have taken it. ok. you have to freeze, great to get your thoughts on your analysis there. thank you so much for joining us for months to time. we appreciate it. thank you. so korea has recorded its highest number of new coven 19 cases in a single day. when 3600 people tested positive on thursday, official say they were expecting to see an increase after most restrictions were lift. it's earlier this month. 78 percent of the population has been vaccinated. a palestinian prisoner has died insides and israeli jail. after reports of the liberal, deliberate medical

its job, which is forced the world health organization to high a lab in south africa to crack the m r n a code. meanwhile, bonsai can madonna have announced plans to settle plans on the african continent to produce bet ammo and aid jobs. jeremy's bon tech says it would go further. i'm start with such work that a new vaccines for malaria an h i v. what does this all mean for the developing on low income countries i'm joined from nairobi by dr. n. g guitar. he's the chief executive of m ref health africa. he was appointed commissioner of the africa cove and 19 commissioned by the african union. many thanks for joining the program, sir. that's been huge pressure on big farm and wealthy countries to end this vaccine inequality. but when 19 months into the pandemic, and less than one percent of all vaccines have gone to poor countries. why is that? because of greed, literally, and you know, if you look at the environment which tend to be called the shocking balance, which is driven by trade practices, supply and demand. and therefore, the pattern will have the money when fast, the simple mac

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