Roger Chammas discusses mRNA technology and health innovation

Roger Chammas, a professor at the University of São Paulo Faculty of Medicine, delivered a lecture at the Federal University of Goiás regarding mRNA technologies and health innovation. The event was organized by the Center of Excellence in Health Technology and Innovation (Ceti-Saúde UFG).

The discussion focused on the expansion of mRNA research following the development of COVID-19 vaccines, highlighting its growing applications in prevention, diagnosis, and the treatment of various diseases. Chammas emphasized the necessity of bridging the gap between basic health researchers and clinical professionals to ensure scientific advancements meet the urgent needs of patients.

Ceti-Saúde's work aims to strengthen the Unified Health System (SUS) through applied research, innovation, and health technology evaluation. The lecture is part of an initiative to bring scientific knowledge closer to society through improved health communication.