名前とは何か？モデルナの「ワクチン」対「治療法」のジレンマ
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Is it the Department of Defense or the Department of War? The Gulf of Mexico or the Gulf of America? A vaccine—or an “individualized neoantigen treatment”? That’s the Trump-era vocabulary paradox facing Moderna, the covid-19 shot maker whose plans for next-generation mRNA vaccines against flus and emerging pathogens have been dashed by vaccine skeptics in…
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MIT Technology Review (United States) | Apr 10, 2026
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The terminology surrounding mRNA treatments should be carefully considered to ensure clarity without alienating vaccine skeptics.
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The debate over terminology distracts from the urgent need for effective public health strategies amidst ongoing vaccine hesitancy.
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Emphasizing the therapeutic potential of mRNA technology could pave the way for more personalized and effective healthcare solutions.
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Labeling Moderna's treatment as a therapy undermines the public's trust in vaccines, complicating efforts to combat misinformation.
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Moderna's use of 'therapy' instead of 'vaccine' reflects a necessary evolution in how we understand and communicate medical innovations.
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