Jaswa: mRNA vaccines will transform treatment of every known disease
Sujay Jaswa · Billion Dollar Wins -- and Losses · Joe Lonsdale · Jul 22, 2021 · at 34:56
Sujay Jaswa, founder of WndrCo and former CFO of Dropbox, discusses American innovation and the broad potential of mRNA technology with Joe Lonsdale.
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“Not only are they going to have changed the history of the world when it comes to COVID, I think they're going to change every type of disease that we know of.”
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