Moderna Blocks Competing Vaccine Production in South Africa
February 20, 2022
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as posted by the channelScientists in South Africa are fighting back against Moderna's efforts to prevent production of a new m-RNA based vaccine. John Iadarola and Wosny Lambre break it down on The Damage Report.
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African Civil Society Slams Moderna Attempt to 'Derail' Vaccine Project
"A coalition of civil society groups on Monday accused Moderna of trying to use patent protections to "derail" South African scientists' nascent attempt to produce an mRNA-based coronavirus vaccine of their own, without the support of the pharmaceutical industry or rich countries.
In an open letter led by African organizations—including the African Alliance and the Health Justice Initiative—the coalition notes that "several patents... have been filed by Moderna and granted in South Africa, without the requisite due examination."
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