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Topic: MRNA vaccines

mRNA vaccines are a novel vaccine technology that use messenger RNA to instruct the body's cells to produce specific proteins, triggering an immune response and providing protection against infectious diseases.

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The podcast episodes discuss the development and potential applications of mRNA vaccines, particularly in the context of COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses like the flu.

Several episodes, such as Dr. Michael Nehls and mRNA for Flu Vaccine? AI Protein-Folding Goes Open Source, explore the science behind mRNA vaccines and their potential advantages over traditional vaccine approaches.

The episodes also address concerns and questions surrounding mRNA vaccines, including their safety, potential neurological effects, and the need for widespread and equitable distribution to achieve herd immunity, as discussed in Ep. 105: COVID-19 Vaccine Questions Answered.

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