Während die USA sich zur Verbotung von mRNA-Impfstoffen und Krebsforschung bewegen, möchten andere Länder, dass die in den USA ansässigen Wissenschaftler umziehen und ihre Forschung mit ihnen fortsetzen.

Submission Statement

mRNA vaccines stopped Covid and will protect against H5N1 bird flu if it becomes a pandemic. [Scientists say H5N1 is now here to stay](https://www.theverge.com/science/632605/forever-war-with-bird-flu), and even if it doesn’t cause a pandemic, another virus will.

[mRNA cancer treatments](https://www.mskcc.org/news/can-mrna-vaccines-fight-pancreatic-cancer-msk-clinical-researchers-are-trying-find-out)—a breakthrough approach—use mRNA to teach the immune system to fight cancer. Trials are testing both custom and pre-made vaccines.

But in the U.S., this research risks losing funding or even being banned. The good news? Other countries want to keep it going. EU and Swedish science leaders like [Maria Leptin and Sten Linnarsson](https://archive.ph/Olk9y) are already offering scientists jobs abroad.