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Moderna CEO Maintains Future Vision for Product Mix despite R&D Cutback, Eyes Leap with Flu-COVID Shot
Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel sees his company’s product mix three years from now being 50% infectious diseases, 30% oncology, and 20% rare illnesses by revenue, virtually unchanged from what he envisioned two years ago despite its R&D retrenchment. Bancel shared…
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