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Vietnam Collaborates with the Australian RNA Institute to Develop mRNA Vaccines for Influenza and Cancer.
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On August 9th, the Tam Anh Hospital Research Institute and the RNA Research Institute (University of New South Wales, Australia) signed a cooperation agreement to develop RNA technology, opening up prospects for the production of new generation drugs and vaccines to prevent influenza and lung and colorectal cancer.
·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - On August 9th, in the presence of the Vietnamese Consul General in Sydney, the Tam Anh General Hospital System Research Institute and the RNA Research Institute of Australia signed a cooperation agreement to research and develop RNA platforms, leading to breakthroughs in the research and production of next-generation drugs and vaccines.
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