The UK is in a strong position to become “a global leader in mRNA medicine,” according to a new report by industry cheerleader the BioIndustry Association (BIA).
According to analysts, the global mRNA therapeutics market size, currently worth around $40 billion, largely due to COVID-19 vaccines, is expected to expand at an annual rate of 2% for the rest of the decade.
The BIA believes the UK could gain a significant part of this emerging global industry, due to the presence of key expertise and capability in the development and manufacturing of such therapies.
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