Researchers are applying mRNA platform technology to develop therapies for conditions including rare genetic diseases, cancer, and chronic illnesses, building on COVID vaccine success. Clinical trials show promising results for enzyme replacement therapies and genome modification treatments that could benefit millions of patients worldwide.
Nature.com · Wednesday, 3 June 2026
mRNA technology is being applied to develop a new generation of therapies for rare and common diseases. This Review discusses insights from clinical studies on mRNA-based therapeutics, including enzyme replacement therapies, cancer immunotherapies, genome-mod…
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