Stanford researchers just developed an experimental intranasal vaccine that, in mice, defends the lungs for months against a range of viruses, bacteria, and even allergens

Innerworld@lemmy.world · 3 days ago

Stanford researchers just developed an experimental intranasal vaccine that, in mice, defends the lungs for months against a range of viruses, bacteria, and even allergens

FancyPantsFIRE@lemmy.world · 3 days ago

But how do they get the mice into your nasal passages?

tomenzgg@midwest.social · edit-2 3 days ago

I dunno but I can’t wait to have these guys scrubbing all of my alveoli with their tiny brushes (I assume that’s how they prevent all of the disease).

KnitWit@lemmy.world · 3 days ago

Incredible breakthrough if it holds up in human trials.

Stanford researchers just developed an experimental intranasal vaccine that, in mice, defends the lungs for months against a range of viruses, bacteria, and even allergens

Stanford researchers just developed an experimental intranasal vaccine that, in mice, defends the lungs for months against a range of viruses, bacteria, and even allergens

One vaccine may provide broad protection against many respiratory infections and allergens