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It works by instructing human heart cells to generate a hormone that is known to improve blood flow, helping restore damaged heart muscles.

Roughly one in five people who have had a heart attack will be readmitted to the hospital for a second one within five years.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic...HEART.html

Fwahhh .... instant

Need booster jab to the heart after this ?

If this works, it will be revolutionary.

This should be the purpose of mRNA tech. ... to save those already in trouble.

(26-01-2023, 11:53 AM)RichDad Wrote: [ -> ]If this works, it will be revolutionary. This should be the purpose of mRNA tech. ... to save those already in trouble.

mRNA was supposed to be "revolutionary" as the technology started in 1970s and intended to treat cancel patient without need for chemotherapy in 1980s. But it was so new no one dare to test in on human until decades later in 2010s.

Until now mRNA remains an unapproved technology under normal medical usage.