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Tag: vaccineBreakthrough Flu Drug Might Already Exist Fragments of known drugs could lead to a more robust antiviral for H1N1 and other flu variants. Caterpillar Flu Vaccine Delayed The FDA wants further evidence that the novel approach is completely safe. Arming the Immune System against H1N1 Researchers are working to treat pandemic flu by recruiting a patient's own immune cells. Delivering a Virus Imposter Quicker With H1N1 vaccine supplies delayed, attention turns to faster-to-make "virus-like particles." As new influenza strains emerge, researchers struggle to speed vaccine development. Toward a Universal Flu Vaccine A company is preparing human trials of a DNA-based, universal influenza vaccine. Fighting Stomach Flu with Tobacco Scientists look to tobacco plants for a norovirus vaccine. A new approach to preventing cancer teaches the immune system to seek and destroy emerging tumors. Scientists are exploring faster approaches to making vaccines against the H1N1 virus. A diverse group of antibodies may work together to neutralize the virus, suggesting a new approach to vaccination. A Vaccine Offers Instant Immunity A new approach primes antibodies to instantly attack cancers, HIV, and other diseases. A broad-acting vaccine might be key. A team of Swiss researchers has designed a vaccine that lowers blood pressure. A New Approach to Combating HIV High-tech solutions of oil in water could lead to an effective HIV vaccine. Researchers have engineered rice to serve as a needle-free vaccine for cholera. |
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