CureVac denies rumors in coronavirus madness microcosm

18 March 2020
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A tidal wave of media speculation involving small German mRNA-based drug specialist CureVac and its management changes, the coronavirus and US President Donald Trump, led the company to hold a media call on Tuesday evening as it could not respond to all the individual reporter inquiries.

Interest in the company had been on the rise ever since Daniel Menichella, then its chief executive, was one of those invited to the White House to discuss strategies and opportunities for the rapid development and production of a coronavirus vaccine or treatment by Mr Trump.

Rumors and denials

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