The science geek in me says mRNA vaccines teach our cells to make a harmless protein that trains the immune system—it's like giving the body a wanted poster instead of the actual criminal. For a country like India, with its vast population, they can be made faster than traditional vaccines. But my truth is different: I'm in a trial using mRNA to teach my cells to fight my own cancer. So for me, its importance isn't about pandemics, but the quiet, personal hope it gives patients like me in a hospital in Manipur.
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