2.1K views · 136 reactions | The United States is taking another major step to boost vaccine manufacturing, both for this pandemic and to prepare for any future threats. Increased production could provide more mRNA COVID-19 vaccines for the world. The White House COVID Response Coordinator Jeff Zients explains more. | U.S. Department of State | Facebook

Last week, the construction of Moderna, Inc.'s first mRNA vaccine production facility in the Southern Hemisphere commenced at our Clayton campus. 🎥 Take a sneak peek of the new site. http://ow.ly/JxKy50M1GoH #ChangeIt | Monash University

COVID-19 vaccine maker BioNTech aims to start production at its mRNA vaccine factory site in Rwanda in 2025, company officials said on Monday. This will make it the first foreign company manufacturing mRNA vaccines on the continent. Alice Rizzo of Reuters has more details. | Straight Talk Africa | Facebook

20 reactions | Vaccines have drastically reduced illnesses. Looking at the data, the 20th vs. 21st century shows a remarkable decrease, nearly 100%. Science and technology, including mRNA, have saved millions of lives. What future advancements might be missed by dismissing this evidence? Tag a friend who gets it. #vaccines #science #technology #health #innovation | WE-I Media | Facebook