Invivyd develops monoclonal antibodies to prevent or treat infectious diseases. This approach could be useful in tamping down the measles outbreaks that have been occurring due to under-vaccination episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 22 MIN

Invivyd develops monoclonal antibodies to prevent or treat infectious diseases. This approach could be useful in tamping down the measles outbreaks that have been occurring due to under-vaccination

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CSO Robert Allen describes Invivyd's approach and why antibodies can be a good approach, especially as it relates to being resistant to viral evolution. He walks us through the science and some potential use cases.

CSO Robert Allen describes Invivyd's approach and why antibodies can be a good approach, especially as it relates to being resistant to viral evolution. He walks us through the science and some potential use cases.

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Invivyd develops monoclonal antibodies to prevent or treat infectious diseases. This approach could be useful in tamping down the measles outbreaks that have been occurring due to under-vaccination

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