Tag: vaccine
New cancer vaccine delivers striking results after five years
Researchers say a personalized cancer vaccine is showing benefits that remain visible five years after treatment.
A child’s birth month may affect their risk of getting the flu
A new U.S. study shows that influenza vaccines can protect many young children from illness, but there are significant differences in who receives the vaccine.
Researchers develop new Hantavirus vaccine – new method could also reduce vaccine waste
Researchers are working on a solution that could make vaccines easier to store and transport.
New vaccine could protect against COVID-19 and flu in one shot
A new decision could affect how some vaccinations are administered in the future.
New approach could make cancer vaccines more effective
A subtle redesign of an experimental HPV vaccine significantly boosted the immune system’s ability to attack cancer in early tests.
Flu vaccination later in the winter can still make a difference
Although vaccination is often associated with autumn, late winter still raises the question of whether getting vaccinated makes sense.