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The Pathologist / Issues / 2025 / November / The Mindset of Science for Humanity / Summary
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The Mindset of Science for Humanity

Quarraisha Abdool Karim discusses COVID-19 and why the industry must continue to invest in mRNA – and take the public along with them

By Stephanie Vine 11/12/2025 Interview 11 min read
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Quarraisha Abdool Karim emphasizes the importance of excellence in science, advocating for a mindset focused on impactful research for humanity. She stresses the need to invest in mRNA technology and effective surveillance to prepare for future pandemics while addressing inequalities in public health. Abdool Karim's work with the Global Virus Network highlights the interconnectedness of global health challenges and the need for equitable distribution of vaccine manufacturing capacity. Her journey underscores science's role in meeting urgent human needs and fostering resilience in marginalized communities.

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Stephanie Vine

"Making great scientific magazines isn’t just about delivering knowledge and high quality content; it’s also about packaging these in the right words to ensure that someone is truly inspired by a topic. My passion is ensuring that our authors’ expertise is presented as a seamless and enjoyable reading experience, whether in print, in digital or on social media. I’ve spent seven years writing and editing features for scientific and manufacturing publications, and in making this content engaging and accessible without sacrificing its scientific integrity. There is nothing better than a magazine with great content that feels great to read."

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