How Covid Vaccine Tech Could Fight Cancer Soon

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The mRNA technology at the heart of two Covid-19 shots has been decades in the making. Now it may soon be used to fight cancer and HIV.
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@parth1210 3 года назад

She was removed, demoted from her position, lost grants and yet she continued and today the world depends on that research. The sheer belief in what she was doing would be unimaginable! Thank you for your sacrifices 👏

@JamesBond-be4cw 3 года назад

You are such a tool. Corporations like tools. Corporations maximize using tools for profit. You are a tool for profit. Tool did well.

@parth1210 3 года назад

@@JamesBond-be4cw Yes she was a tool for the corporation, yes she helped maximize their profit, yes she was used by a corporation. But everyday of her life she did something she enjoyed, she believed in an idea, she persevered, she made a breakthrough that can impact every single person of her species and she made money at the end of it. If it weren't for corporations there would be no competition, innovation or the sense of entitlement to send opinions across internet.

@PariahQuail 3 года назад

A true scientific mind will pursue their theory until they can publish. The pursuit is as fun as the discovery. These are my heroes. Bond is a little tool who lives in his grandma’s basement.

@PariahQuail 3 года назад

@@parth1210 what a waste of time, trying to explain the joy of discovery to someone who would be lucky to become self aware before they die.

@JamesBond-be4cw 3 года назад

There's a big effing difference between publishing your siht and practicing it untested on millions of people.

@henryeghaghara9385 3 года назад

"I failed the first 200 times i tried" that hit me differently

@yatingzhou9556 3 года назад

This hits me too, when can I find this quote? Thanks!

@yatingzhou9556 3 года назад

Thanks @Leonardo Viegas! However I cannot find where it is even after watching it several times. Could you please kindly point me to when she said this? Thanks

@yatingzhou9556 3 года назад

@Leonardo Viegas Thanks a lot!!

@TyroneBeiron 3 года назад

And he owns Moderna now! 😉

@nadrile 3 года назад

@Leonardo Viegas you’re arguing with a 2 month old troll account targeting COVID stuff, you can’t win whatever you say to conspiracy theorists. Just accept it, you’re wrong in their world, just like everyone else is. Instead try to embrace it - Plandemic trying to make the sheeple believe the world is a globe. There is no way that lizard aliens don’t control us with space controlled microchips implanted to our DNA with COVID vaccines. Cease your investigation, Illuminati, and I’m out of conspiracy ideas for now. ...Chemtrails are the proof!

@ronabjore4627 3 года назад

When he said "I Failed the first 200 times when i did it" that really gave me courage to not be afraid of failure.

@tibsyy895 3 года назад

“I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.” Thomas A. Edison

@raymundohernandez505 3 года назад

He knew ....

@vladimirseven777 3 года назад

Even if some idiot will call you "loser"? Failures are part of learning.

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@tibsyy895 3 года назад

If she is not deserving a Nobel prize for this than I don't know who and for what.

@the80386 3 года назад

Nobel prize has become somewhat of a political tool nowadays, given to people who can be used as the face for political and public relation campaigns, to aid the neo liberal and neo colonialist agenda.

@othmansiru6513 3 года назад

@@the80386 mRNA gene therapy is not proven to work and not approved yet, lots of them developed side-effects with some deaths occured, in covic 19 human trial now

@solapowsj25 3 года назад

Yes indeed. However, one must wait until the pandemic has run its course through 2021, 2022, and 2023 to know the benefits of this vaccine.

@RedRose4141 3 года назад

@@othmansiru6513 the (M)rna vaccines are very much proven and i believe your saying genetic instead of DNA of which they take the DNA of the actual virus then put it in a special computer which gives them whichever virus's DNA sequence is. Then they are able to copy that to make the vaccine not directly from the live or a dead virus. It is technology in the works for 50 yrs actually and was approved in 2018.

@helloworld_lovepeople1051 3 года назад

She will get the NOBEL prize, i can feel it.

@lgarcia67 3 года назад

Amazing what we can do when we work together. I hope that lady gets a Nobel prize

@jerbsherb4391 3 года назад

I think she needs to win more than that. This is a huge achievement for humanity.

@johnslugger 3 года назад

Unfortunately she would have to be a Democrat to get the Nobel prize. In the last 25 years 98% of Nobel prize winners were hard-core leftists. If you cured cancer but liked Trump the Nobel prize committee would take a giant dump on your head.

@Erminestreet 3 года назад

Nobel prize is worthless for science. It’s a purely political

@thetacoguyy 3 года назад

@@johnslugger but the Nobel prize isn't an American based award. They’ve had many people win from all over the world, where Republican and Democrat are just words and not parties.

@mominx2412 3 года назад

@@johnslugger How about people who are not Americans? She isn't an American either.

@ozzieman4392 3 года назад

Why are these innovative thinkers suppressed? Thinking out of the box is necessary for progress going forward.

@SG-tx1fz 3 года назад

that's because this type of fields have a bunch of gate keepers that won't acknowledge people who do things different

@deslhorn 3 года назад

"innovation" means losing funding, money, sponsors, government approval for trials, etc. Anytime innovators create something more efficient or powerful, it's only allowed to be released to the public as long as it doesn't interfere with the market giants in that certain market.

@falcon127 3 года назад

Why are these innovative thinkers suppressed? $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

@jschreiber6461 3 года назад

Why was the EV1 GM Impact crushed in 1990? Because some old mgmt fossil with an accounting background could see it would destroy not only their personal power base but also auto dealers and oilers. Billions would be lost if consumers did not have to constantly pay dealer repair charges and also started refuelling at home instead of a gas station. Why did Kodak suppress the digital camera? Exxon co invented the lithium battery... but it’s not in the ev lead it did a xerox. Xerox invented the original Mac OS & windows in 1970’s but canned it because mgmt in NYC who were all accountants did not understand the value of what was created at Xerox PARC. Where there’s retirement there is hope as the old farts retire or get scared into retirement by COVID

@cable30 3 года назад

I may be wrong but guess the big dogs dont wannt anyone lower to find answers ahead of them or they loose funds for own wants and loose funds to fill pockets so they find answers and try hide the ket stuff so stop real cures from being seen and then others discover and show what was hiding and the big dogs loose cause try suppress or hide cures that should already be seen so not gotta take somany meds for a cure instead of making everyone wait. if cures are found to son then the greedy loose funds cause meds are stopped and gotta create new meds for new problems. all just greed at this point. as answers are found the big pains hide it to keep adding to the banks for future wants so meds cost more and keep filling bank.

@matt9060 3 года назад

Katalin Kariko has my utmost respect. Especially that she's doing a job she loves to help people and not for the money. And for the money that she made, she deserves it.

@bokiNYC 3 года назад

Agree 100%!

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@TheAlexN1305 3 года назад

Drew Weissman and Katalin Karikó made a great team. Both of them probably deserve a lot of credit for the work they had done. I love it when scientists get recognition they deserve.

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@Sagittarius-A-Star 3 года назад

These two people are the true heroes. Rejected countless times but never gave up. (I wonder how the guys who refused to give Einstein a job at their University in Switzerland felt later on.)

@MubashirullahD 3 года назад

Companies don't hire a lot of applicants. Nothing surprising

@jonathanodude6660 3 года назад

probably not as bad as the art school in germany felt that they didnt take on hitelr lol

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@zxcvzxcvzxvzcvzxcv 3 года назад

kariko and weissman will get their well deserved nobel prize.

@L.O.G. 3 года назад

I love when scientists become Billonaires. I think its well deserved because of the importance of their contribution.

@daikon711 3 года назад

scientists dont become billionaires. Businessmen do, through shady deals and deceptive marketing.

@L.O.G. 3 года назад

@@daikon711 that's why you will never be rich.

@daikon711 3 года назад

@@L.O.G. neither will you.

@plneet3504 3 года назад

Yes the scientists or businessmen who actually get the money mark up there wages and medication for insurance companies so much so well deserved. Yet we complain about not having affoardable health care or collage when there both just results of extreme hyper inflantion and only then the goverment dems want these companioes out because it's the most profitable. They can be millionars they should have buinesses being close to trillion dollars for inventions not production even

@DAndyLord 3 года назад

@@plneet3504 Collage can be a very inexpensive hobby. My sister used to cut up old magazines, the only real costs were paper and glue.

@edwardbrown3721 3 года назад

"I am very excited." - man with no emotions

@georgearmerding 3 года назад

This chick helped save millions of lives and no one knows her name

@HelamanGile 3 года назад

She was demoted for almost figuring out how to cure cancer what a world we live in

@Tensolin01 3 года назад

People have been killed for less, a dude figured out a way for gas to last a full trip across the state, he’s dead before he could patent his design. Some corporation is probably sitting on it.

@futurehofer1564 3 года назад

your comment is kinda wrong, she didnt get demoted for almost figuring out how to cure cancer. Back then she didnt have any evidence, just her theory and her work wasnt on cancer, but on mRNA fighting diseases in general. I am not saying she should have been demoted or whatever, just saying the reason you put it was wrong and it makes room for conspiracy theorists to use that to be like "omg there was lady who was discovering the cure for cancer and she demoted her, wow they know how to cure and dont want to give it to us, wow, the earth is flat"

@sierra996 3 года назад

@@futurehofer1564 The same mouth-breathers who think they're enlightened because they "know" about their conspiracies as opposed to the "sheep' when actually they've never been inside of any of these systems or industries and have no clue how they function

@colorofmus1s 3 года назад

Yea. The cancer treatment market is really big. The companies don't want to lose all that money.

@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj0 3 года назад

Not quite.. but ok

@zibbitybibbitybop 2 года назад

Get this woman a Nobel Prize. Her research has already saved likely millions of lives and will save countless more in the future. If that isn't deserving of the highest honor, then I don't know what is.

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@chef2pouf 3 года назад

Give them a Nobel Prize.

@oscarsucre9059 3 года назад

"As long as I was in lab, I had fun" A true scientist, down to the core. Wonderful achievement! Dr. Kariko

@JamesBond-be4cw 3 года назад

What a tool.

@BeeRich33 3 года назад

Having fun, isn't pragmatic science.

@nuclearcatbaby1131 3 года назад

What a stereotypical woman. Lab science is too much like cooking. I’d rather do theoretical stuff.

@freenando75 3 года назад

Mi thinks the main issue here is why are not public funding scientific research? Instead of private profits searching corporation's?

@nuclearcatbaby1131 3 года назад

Because private corporations is the only way to make sure the vaccines are deadly.

@bokiNYC 3 года назад

@@nuclearcatbaby1131 How don't you get tired with spewing all your bs all over these comments man...enough with your conspiracy theories already...what's next, Earth is flat?

@Atheist-Pinar 2 года назад

@@nuclearcatbaby1131 Most of the answers below are through bots, fake followers.

@Think_about_it777 3 года назад

Not only an amazing woman, but an amazing human being. So dedicated & humble in her quest to help humanity. She definitely deserves a nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize.

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@edenassos 3 года назад

Kariko and Weissman need that Nobel Prize asap.

@WolfBandit89 3 года назад

May the science gods bless this women her colleagues and her name LIVE forever.

@kitikwai 3 года назад

Humanity could advance even faster if these guys were better supported in the early days when the idea was conceived.

@robertkacala 3 года назад

imagine the amount of money wasted on army/weapons instead of science

@joeryan8022 3 года назад

These scientists are rarely talked about on mainstream media , they are awesome and should be recognized more and thanked for their work .

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@jamuojisan 3 года назад

I pay more attention to her voice than to what she said. what a soothing voice.

@nuclearcatbaby1131 3 года назад

Hungarian accent like Soros

@Atheist-Pinar 2 года назад

@@cece2660 Most of the answers below are through bots, fake followers.

@janspl 3 года назад

Thank you for never giving up. We are all grateful of your efforts.

@johnreyn19 3 года назад

I hope the scientists are able to enjoy significant royalties from the patents on their life's work. Very thankful for their tireless dedication to such important breakthroughs.

@lisaseto1044 10 месяцев назад

Ask Anthony Fauci. His involvement in the patent of engineered flus in 1999 set him and big pharma up for massive profits while experimenting on YOU.

@Richard.Cabeza 3 года назад

Kariko is an amazing person. I hold her to the highest admiration. Thank you so much for what your have done. You too Weissman, must not forget about your contribution. You both are wonderful people.

@saptarshiborgohain9941 3 года назад

We just went from analog to digital in medical world.

@nuclearcatbaby1131 3 года назад

The human body is not a computer and should not be treated like one.

@JB-pd3ir 3 года назад

@@nuclearcatbaby1131 This may end up being the most amazing technology ever that can solve countless health problems or it may be a nightmare for some - time will tell if there ends up being unwanted side effects that these scientists were not able to forsee. However, your words do resonnate with me and it is a little scary to be "coding" when you do not understand the whole system in total. Although now that millions are receivers of this technology we will find out how it all works out. I hope for the best.

@nuclearcatbaby1131 3 года назад

@@JB-pd3ir I think it’s great to use for cancer and other things but a disaster to use for a vaccine. It’s like using chemotherapy as flu treatment.

@panajotov 3 года назад

I was ecstatic when I got my appointment for Pfizer vaccine a couple months ago. Masses are uninterested to learn something new and begin to understand cutting-edge ideas and technologies. Their beliefs are based on decades old basic knowledge, or better called half-educated and anecdotal information. These people deserve nothing but gratitude and admiration.

@gurhanweyrah3930 2 года назад

I believe that lady is owed Nobel Peace Prize. Give it her instead of giving it war criminals

@isaokruegman7260 3 года назад

2021 chemistry Nobel prize winners, for sure

@meamzcs 3 года назад

More like medicine

@Amuzic_Earth 3 года назад

They deserve nobel prize.

@kevinleven7482 3 года назад

1:03 you can really tell that he was extremely excited

@IoannisNousias 3 года назад

😂 it’s kinda scary to have him say that emotionless!😳

@putoedgyburlista 3 года назад

I can see that the guy in the grey sweater is a very social person

@claires9100 3 года назад

Right haha. But I appreciate him exactly how he is! A beautiful specimen of human talent.

@vimalbhaya3110 3 года назад

Who cares? Be thankful to him and all others. They sacrificed their lives ( social, family, vacations, etc ) so that all other humans don't have to sacrifice their lives.

@putoedgyburlista 3 года назад

Dont get me wrong, i respect his hard work, i was jocking

@nikki5095 3 года назад

I have so much respect for these scientists for being resilient and pushing for what they knew. 🙏

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@pivanv23 3 года назад

I wish my mom was alive prior to this discovery

@brizzyd79 3 года назад

So it does change your genes

@kittyloveenjoy 3 года назад

Thank you for this report. So informative and reassuring!

@__Jesus_is_God__ 3 года назад

8:18 why is he blinking so much lol

@Touchgrassplz 3 года назад

this video is full of real heroes

@geekfreak2000 3 года назад

This woman saved the world. Imagine having that as a legacy ❤️

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@void________ 3 года назад

Why did she get demoted? I would like to hear the formal reason.

@BeeRich33 3 года назад

Probably persisting on what was considered dead end science. It all costs money. This stuff doesn't happen because people are bored.

@void________ 3 года назад

@@BeeRich33 Oh ok, insightful... But it seems mRNA is less costly and more efficient. What do u mean about ppl being bored?

@evannibbe9375 3 года назад

@@void________ Institutions work under the principle of following whatever they have done before, which is why most innovations happen at startups.

@tibsyy895 3 года назад

Nobody believed that mRNA one day can work becaus in of the lab animals all died after they got the mRNA. She find out how not to get rejected by the immune system. Her discovery in the 90's will save dozens of million lives worldwide. Genetically it would take 13-17 years for humanity on the cell level to develop immunity against Covid-19! As of today 3 million people died globally in a year. Do the math!

@void________ 3 года назад

@@tibsyy895 That doesn't explain why she got demoted.

@shiblee0670 3 года назад

She deserves a noble prize in 2021

@hiddengems37 3 года назад

Grant applications were rejected, demoted, and endured cancer scare, failed the first 200 times, couldn't get a faculty job. What other motivation do we need?

@tonydmty1234567 3 года назад

Thanks to this hungarian woman, many lives are safe. ";-)

@YFElectronics 3 года назад

In a nutshell, wake up every morning and say to yourself "I will not be defeated", over and over again. You will succeed 💪

@kevwjin 3 года назад

what if you just don't hear the stories of those who fail?

@YFElectronics 3 года назад

@@kevwjin if you never stop trying than you never fail.

@kevwjin 3 года назад

@@YFElectronics wise words :)

@phildurre9492 3 года назад

perseverence is not a garantee for success its a necessity...

@kazikian 3 года назад

If you think the business world is brutal, try academia.

@alexdenton6586 2 года назад

I'm glad I finally got my second shot a few days ago, but I'd like to point out that I rarely comment on RU-vid but this time I feel obliged. This vaccine was done way too fast. The day after my second injection I felt so bad I couldn't move out of bed for two days. No vaccine has ever had this effect, which proves that it was designed too quickly without worrying about the side effects. Even when I had the flu several years ago I was not that sick. It was horrible, they better not ask me for a third injection in six months because this time it's out of the question, even though I'm in favor of vaccination

@surfinmuso37 Год назад

Lol...this comment has aged well. How's your 5th injection going? Pointless poison

@jennifernordlund2691 3 года назад

Cleaning our air, water, ground and food supply would be a great cure for cancer.

@Katrulzin 3 года назад

Some cancers are genetic

@AlexandruRusu 3 года назад

Stop Bill Gates and give all lands Back

@kautilyapratapsingh 3 года назад

Wow superb information, I am feeling so pumped up as so many bright minds are working for humanity!

@hugol648 3 года назад

So what if the cell keeps making mRNA spike protein on and on and on ... and the immune system attacks the mRNA spike protein on and on and on ... when does it shut off ?

@deborahemielita5949 3 года назад

Nope it doesn’t go anywhere near the DNA...DNA is in the center of the cell the nucleus, it never gets there. It’s in the outer cell -ribosome I think- where the antigen proteins are made.

@nuclearcatbaby1131 3 года назад

If it creates the spike protein in the endothelium of your blood vessels it could cause a blood clot.

@deborahemielita5949 3 года назад

@@nuclearcatbaby1131 yes the John Hopkins you tube video talks about that in Covid and that might be happening for the J&J vaccine with approximately 1 in a million incidence of blood clots, I don’t see there is any incidence of clots with the mRNA vaccines (Maderna and Pfizer). However, the inflammatory response is much greater in Covid than the vaccines because the vaccines lower the viral load generally even when infected with covid after having the vaccine. The John’s Hopkin’s article, A theory on blood clots and covid-19, suggests some things like macular degeneration which alter the complement in the immune system is an example of factors contributing to inflammatory response and potential clotting.

@JB-pd3ir 3 года назад

@@deborahemielita5949 This was not the question (nothing was even mentioned about DNA in the questions).

@deborahemielita5949 3 года назад

@@JB-pd3ir true, but I responded to the blood clot comments & how the vaccine doesn’t end up staying around -made in the outer cell then exits)...

@DerDill 3 года назад

i hate to see how the science community is punishing their own methods and people even though we have so many cases like this one that shows how science is really working ... thank you katalin for being a machine

@AlexElectric9001 3 года назад

This video is full of literal heroes thank you so much 💜

@JamesBond-be4cw 3 года назад

Your comment is full of stupidity. Thank you for being a tool. We use tools to do the heavy lifting.

@bradjohn9373 3 года назад

Liberal traitors maybe

@mtc9236 3 года назад

@@bradjohn9373 the lady who’s a scientist isn’t, she was demoted because she taught out of the box, and she was demoted for it. Proves that big pharma doesn’t work for you. It works for profit.

@utubekullanicisi 3 года назад

@@JamesBond-be4cw Lol why?

@daymenleo6895 3 года назад

@@JamesBond-be4cw Right you are sir shaken not stride !

@amboutte7918 3 года назад

Where is the information stating how each scientist received funding and support (e.g. staff, mentors, connection) that led to success?

@jamisonturner9284 3 года назад

The story of how one woman put the world on her back and saved millions of lives despite the world spitting in her face over and over again

@juzloopz24 3 года назад

Millions? Its *billions* of lives!

@accessdenied3350 3 года назад

Would love to know what those who laughed her off are thinking now.... she'll be in the history books due to her sacrifice

@joebobjenkins7837 3 года назад

They're thinking, no way in hades are you giving me that shot.

@burlhorse61 3 года назад

there are lots of innovative ideas out there-and limited funding

@azariahcoblentz3126 3 года назад

@@burlhorse61 This is exactly it, grant applications go through so much effort to remove bias so that only the most promising projects are funded. Unfortunately, Dr. Kariko was not able to convince the agencies of the promise. Obviously, until they discovered the alternate Uracil method and then they started a company based on those methods. (likely funded with federal grants and venture capital.

@epo1980 3 года назад

This will be the 12th Nobel for a Hungarian person :)

@zetorxx8860 2 года назад

@Pahlawan RU-vid Yes.

@optimisticoutreach1236 3 года назад

"I just found 2,000 ways not to make a lightbulb; I only needed to find one way to make it work." Thomas Edison

@yousseph777 3 года назад

Persistent and thoughtful scientists are unseen heroes.

@JamesBond-be4cw 3 года назад

Yeah, they get to play with people's DNA. Think of the mutant they could create! Like give you a brain!

@fyliao 3 года назад

Nobel Prize to all three scientists and chemists.

@ManeAzeem 3 года назад

Exactly how "I Am Legend" started....

@SG-tx1fz 3 года назад

yeah bruh but instead of zombies we have anti-vaxers their stupidity is way more contagious than the virus

@gconol 3 года назад

@@SG-tx1fz On the other hand, we have mentally ill liberals and their ignorance is far more destructive to our society than any zombie apocalypse. Just take a look at Portland...... ROFL.

@aromaticsnail 3 года назад

I'm betting a nobel prize for mRNA anytime soon

@finsfan90 3 года назад

Oh yeah. Once it kills or severely injures the millions of sheep who are agreeing to become guinea pigs for an experimental vaccine, im sure all sorts of prizes and awards will be handed out.

@breadskate6919 3 года назад

@@finsfan90 anti-vaxxer?

@aromaticsnail 3 года назад

@@finsfan90 hi karen👋

@claires9100 3 года назад

@@finsfan90 poor you. Scared of science.

@finsfan90 3 года назад

@@aromaticsnail Hardly. Id call leftists the Karens.

@TheEmpress185 3 года назад

Bravo!Thank you for not giving up 🙂

@OscarRamirez-po3vi 3 года назад

Power to the Brilliant women out there never give up!

@usgator 3 года назад

The development of a 95% effective COVID vaccine in 10 months may be the single greatest achievement in medicine. Just shows what’s possible when the world unites. Every single research hospital, college, clinic, pharmaceutical company, scientist, and doctor in the world were working towards this. Money was no object; unlimited resources; massive political backing.

@xyzaex 3 года назад

These are the people who deserve celebrity status.

@ramezbishara6400 2 года назад

It's interesting how there were 1.8 million new cancer cases & over 600K deaths just in the US alone in 2020, yet it's still going to take at least two more years for them to get a mRNA treatment (they been working on it for 2 decades). Why are those cancer cases along with the millions of others around the world not "authorized for emergency use"?!

@randomdude1053 3 года назад

Got mines today! Pfizer!

@chrisdelaplante5515 3 года назад

Rip.

@randomdude1053 3 года назад

@@chrisdelaplante5515 Very happy I did no issues at all.

@chrisdelaplante5515 3 года назад

@@randomdude1053 Well, just wait. And, also, you will have to vaccine again for variants.

@randomdude1053 3 года назад

@@chrisdelaplante5515 yeah. Just like flu shots every year. Ask someone in an iron lung how life was like before the polio vaccine. Because In my parents country you can ask them how they felt seeing people without arms and legs begging for money on the streets

@chrisdelaplante5515 3 года назад

@@randomdude1053 I have the polio vaccine too ! I'have all the vaccine, but this one, i don't want.

@davidruiz8689 3 года назад

I cried watching this video. That team of scientists are the reason we’re getting a vaccine and hopefully go back to whatever “normal” means now.

@truth9447 3 года назад

Normal will never exist especially with this vaccine around. That had killed 1000 of lives but the media won't report any if it. Things will just get worse.

@gabrielangel1996 3 года назад

@@truth9447 stop spreading fake news

@JohnConnorTM 3 года назад

@@truth9447 More than a 100 000 now and that are just the official figures. No one ever died from corona, its the common cold for crying out loud.

@JohnConnorTM 3 года назад

@@gabrielangel1996 More than a 100 000 dead by now now and that are just the official figures. No one ever died from corona, its the common cold for crying out loud. Now if you did indeed inject yourself with that bio-genetic WMD, stay away from human beings, stay away from all life. Those GMO's have no place on earth, they are an extinction level event if we don't destroy them. So if you took it, I advice you to move to Mars as soon as you can, cause we won't allow such things on our planet. GMO's don't belong here.

@pbredder 3 года назад

Congratulations to all the contributors to this vital success story. We look forward to its further applications.

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@shb8651 3 года назад

How Bloomberg is taking over the RU-vid Documentary game

@tjking1909 3 года назад

Unbelievable people. Hope they keep working like this.

@triplacsokismuffin 3 года назад

Katalin, a woman from my small home country Hungary... saving the world! It really brings tears to my eyes

@Theok93 3 года назад

How about the long term complications? How are they tested in 10 months?

@TreegoTunes 2 года назад

amazing! ty so much for this!

@CodyKendall1 2 года назад

Getting my second shot today, will continue to wear masks.

@adrianjason13 3 года назад

Human brain power is really something else especially when they all work together. The possibilities are limitless. I applaud these people who put in hardwork and dedication in making mRNA of great use in today's pandemic. They have surely saved and will save tons of lives.

@clifford2970 Год назад

Meeting Drewi1 on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from cancer thanks doc..🙏

@rchidekh 3 года назад

Very interesting documentary, thanks. However not a word is said of the fact that we are teaching our immune system to attack and destroy cells that were “self made”.. As far as I know this is the first time we break that barrier. “Self vs Non Self” How can we guarantee that the immune system will not turn itself against other “self cells” than the spike proteins?

@nuclearcatbaby1131 3 года назад

That’s pretty much what any viral infection does though. But it infects a broader variety of cells than the virus does and some of those are cells that don’t grow back so quickly. I’m worried for some people it might just teach their immune system that the spike protein is self so that they become virus breeding Petri dishes like a bat, effectively a Typhoid Mary to the unvaccinated.

@rchidekh 3 года назад

@@jtorsella Thanks JT, your explanation seems to make sense :)

@superheaton 3 года назад

I wish the cure for cancer can be found in mRNA treatment or immunotherapy treatment. And usually if it doesn't work it requires a deeper and more complex network of understanding. 🙏

@BattTube 3 года назад

Overpopulation is the only reason why a cure for cancer currently doesn't exist.

@kiuk_kiks 3 года назад

@@BattTube Stop making up nonsense.

@kiuk_kiks 3 года назад

I hope you get better. What cancer is it you have?

@BattTube 3 года назад

@@kiuk_kiks Im probably going to die of cancer, and i already know why. Ignorance is bliss pal.

@danielgriff2659 3 года назад

@@BattTube really? i survived it...my Sister survived it... it IS treatable and in my case curable.

@QueenetBowie 3 года назад

I get annoyed when my day of isn’t approved, I can’t imagine realizing we have the power to prevent and cure major diseases but being told you’re wrong and eventually demoted because of it only to find out you were right decades later. Props to those scientists, especially the lady from UPENN who used her weekends and time off to advance the technology no one else would support her on

@BeeRich33 3 года назад

Uh, the harsh reality is that the lab she worked in, was paid for by someone else. Access was given by other people as well. The world of science is indeed based upon the scientific method. It was perceived of being useless and the claims aren't poorly backed peer reviews. Managing scientific funds is very much part of the game.

@tommyfanzfloppydisk 3 года назад

i hope they'll get that nobel prize recognition but this is also how " i am legend" begins :3

@yolandacroes5491 3 года назад

Science is a beautiful thing. And thanks to these scientists for their passion and perseverance.

@kimchi2909 Год назад

Thanks so much Katalin Koriko

@Finezzato 3 года назад

mRNA, CRISPR killing it!

@mralabbad7 3 года назад

Just imagine if we had a "cancer outbreak" How quick do you think we'll find a cure to that? I know cancer isn't spreadable but (imagine)

@ouroborosbond7412 3 года назад

My thoughts exactly, cancer doesn’t cost governments like covid has or else there would be better treatment I’m sure.

@SI-ln6tc 3 года назад

Theres only a few cancers cause by viruses or bacteria.

@cocoon2024 2 года назад

Why can not share this technology with other countries who can take a responsibility and end this pandemic soon.

@pithpress 3 года назад

Thank you!

@micryptocali7790 3 года назад

@bloomberg, can you please post the links to the references used in this documentary for one to do additional research? Ex: background overview of mRNA, Suppression of RNA Recongition by Toll-like Recpetors, - US Patent: RNA Containing Modified Nucleosides and Methods of use thereof

@joebobjenkins7837 3 года назад

Or why mrna has never gotten past animal trials due to the large amounts dying and getting injured?

@bokiNYC 3 года назад

@@joebobjenkins7837 Stop spewing bs please, that's not true, go back to your bible studies...Earth is flat, right?

@joebobjenkins7837 3 года назад

@@bokiNYC i guess if you say that's not I should ignore 20 yrs of failed animal tests.