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GSK Looks To Catch Up In mRNA Vaccines With New CureVac Deal

 
• By Andrew McConaghie

GSK will assume full control of mRNA shots in infectious disease, allowing CureVac to cut costs and pivot its research to oncology.

TUEBINGEN, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 21: (BILD ZEITUNG OUT) the Logo of Curevac is seen on a sign in front of the CUREVAC building on November 21, 2020 in Tuebingen, Germany.
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GSK is investing a further €400m ($430m) in its alliance with CureVac in order to compete with the frontrunners in the mRNA vaccines field.

The UK-based company has seen a renaissance in its vaccine portfolio in recent years but is struggling to catch up in the newer technology

Key Takeaways

  • GSK is doubling down on its investment in CureVac’s mRNA vaccines, but remains far behind the frontrunners

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