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Yes i read some interesting article aswell regarding mRNA vaccines, but from my understanting mRNA vaccine aren't yet tested in humans right? Only animals or am

Yes i read some interesting article aswell regarding mRNA vaccines, but from my understanting mRNA vaccine aren't yet tested in humans right? Only animals or am i mistaken? EDIT: what my question is: is there another mRNA type vaccine out there fully developed (i'm not suggesting that they are bad!)? EDIT2: Guys, i will never ask question again in here. Begin downvoted for a genuine question.

inglor_cz 6y ago
They have already been tested on cancer patients, with some very promising results. https://acir.org/weekly-digests/2020/august/rna-vaccine-for-melanoma-shows-promise-in-early-clinical-trial https://acir.org/weekly-digests/2020/august/rna-vaccine-for-... https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/11/201110102550.htm https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/11/201110102550.h... Some of the patients would probably already be dead if it wasn't for RNA vaccines.
- Antimateri4 6y ago
  Yes, mRNA is pretty good and very promising (Moderna and BioNTech are mRNA based and they seems the most developed as for now)! My question was not asking if they are safe or not good (they have multiple points that make them probably the next big thing in vaccines and cancer treatments), i was asking if there are already mRNA vaccine type 100% developed and used as today.
corin_ 6y ago
These Covid ones aren't the first that have been tested and shown safe in humans, but I believe they will be the first to be approved for release.
- Antimateri4 6y ago
  BioNTech one is also a 95% succesfull and mRNA based.
NicoJuicy 6y ago
You're probably being downvoted because this information is easily looked up. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RNA_vaccine https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RNA_vaccine
- Antimateri4 6y ago
  Thanks! Yes I should have googled it myself as you mentioned. Silly me!
  - Shared404 6y ago
    You've probably already seen it, but this [0] has served me well. We're all here to learn! [0] http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
    - Antimateri4 6y ago
      Thank you! Never saw it, interesting read for sure. Have learned something from it!
- Aeolun 6y ago
  Honestly, it seems a tad reckless to make the first attempt at vaccination with this method one that targets the entire world population.
  - organsnyder 6y ago
    Given the desperate times, it actually seems like an ideal time. Even if there is some unknown side-effect, it only has to be less worse than the current situation to still be a net benefit.
    - ineedasername 6y ago
      You say that now, but when you're part of a vast planet-wide meat computer transformed by the "vaccine" that aliens developed to turn us into their next-gen CPUs (5*10^11 neurons per sq. Kilometer!) ... Well, I'm guessing if that happened you'd feel a bit silly.
merpnderp 6y ago
Don't sweat the haters, always feel free to ask legitimate questions. They're the ones who have to look in the mirror and see a person who tries to keep people from learning.
ineedasername 6y ago
I have found that sometimes it's necessary to say "this is an honest question, I honestly don't know the answer". Otherwise people infer a negative intent

inglor_cz 6y ago

They have already been tested on cancer patients, with some very promising results. https://acir.org/weekly-digests/2020/august/rna-vaccine-for-melanoma-shows-promise-in-early-clinical-trial https://acir.org/weekly-digests/2020/august/rna-vaccine-for-... https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/11/201110102550.htm https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/11/201110102550.h... Some of the patients would probably already be dead if it wasn't for RNA vaccines.

Antimateri4 6y ago
Yes, mRNA is pretty good and very promising (Moderna and BioNTech are mRNA based and they seems the most developed as for now)! My question was not asking if they are safe or not good (they have multiple points that make them probably the next big thing in vaccines and cancer treatments), i was asking if there are already mRNA vaccine type 100% developed and used as today.

corin_ 6y ago

These Covid ones aren't the first that have been tested and shown safe in humans, but I believe they will be the first to be approved for release.

Antimateri4 6y ago
BioNTech one is also a 95% succesfull and mRNA based.

NicoJuicy 6y ago

You're probably being downvoted because this information is easily looked up. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RNA_vaccine https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RNA_vaccine

Antimateri4 6y ago
Thanks! Yes I should have googled it myself as you mentioned. Silly me!
- Shared404 6y ago
  You've probably already seen it, but this [0] has served me well. We're all here to learn! [0] http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
  - Antimateri4 6y ago
    Thank you! Never saw it, interesting read for sure. Have learned something from it!
Aeolun 6y ago
Honestly, it seems a tad reckless to make the first attempt at vaccination with this method one that targets the entire world population.
- organsnyder 6y ago
  Given the desperate times, it actually seems like an ideal time. Even if there is some unknown side-effect, it only has to be less worse than the current situation to still be a net benefit.
  - ineedasername 6y ago
    You say that now, but when you're part of a vast planet-wide meat computer transformed by the "vaccine" that aliens developed to turn us into their next-gen CPUs (5*10^11 neurons per sq. Kilometer!) ... Well, I'm guessing if that happened you'd feel a bit silly.

merpnderp 6y ago

Don't sweat the haters, always feel free to ask legitimate questions. They're the ones who have to look in the mirror and see a person who tries to keep people from learning.

ineedasername 6y ago

I have found that sometimes it's necessary to say "this is an honest question, I honestly don't know the answer". Otherwise people infer a negative intent