Medical research refers to the scientific investigation and study focused on understanding health, disease, and the effects of treatments or interventions on human populations. It encompasses a variety of methodologies, including clinical trials, laboratory experiments, epidemiological studies, and observational research, aimed at generating new knowledge that can improve patient care, enhance treatment effectiveness, and promote public health. The ultimate goal of medical research is to develop evidence-based practices in medicine, discover new therapies, prevent diseases, and improve overall health outcomes. It often involves collaboration among various disciplines, including biology, pharmacology, and public health, and is typically governed by ethical standards to ensure the safety and welfare of participants.
BioNTech is pivoting from COVID-19 vaccines to innovative cancer treatments, leveraging mRNA technology to enhance immune system responses against cancer cells, with a target for market approval by 2026. Financial…