No, they don’t.
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The problem is many underdeveloped and developing countries don’t have the technologies and know how to mass produce mRNA vaccines. So the question is: will the patent waiver actually increase global vaccine equity, and if not, what actions will?
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US taxpayers paid for Operation Warp Speed. Big Pharma doesn’t get a vote on this
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But these poorer countries lack the facilities to produce the vaccine on their own so this is another “Feel Good” decision that sounds great but might not help.
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Or it might help - stay positive and try not to confuse the issue.
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It's a travesty. It is stealing from the developers. Op Warp Speed paid by taxpayers? That's a ridiculous reason to STEAL from those that spent years building a business, infrastructure, and talent acquisition to be about to do what they do. If I create something, it's mine.pic.twitter.com/pzIpYVVvNN
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These companies have spent billions of dollars and more than 10 years on research on this vaccine technology, and this is the thanks they get? What’s going to be the incentive for companies to continue getting better and finding new breakthroughs when this happens again?
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