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Innate immune priming may evolve into a broadly applicable infection-prevention strategy
Secondary infections caused by bacteria or viruses during hospital care remain a long-standing global challenge, despite ...
Secondary infections caused by bacteria or viruses during hospital care remain a long-standing global challenge, despite advances in modern medicine. In particular, mixed bacterial-viral infections in ...
New research reveals that boosting innate immunity may prevent drug-resistant bacterial infections and flu, reducing reliance on antibiotics and antivirals.
Secondary infections caused by bacteria or viruses during hospital care remain a long-standing global challenge, despite ...
Therapeutic vaccines are advancing in oncology and HIV, with the aim of retraining immune responses to target tumors and persistent viral reservoirs with precision.
Scientists at Stanford University say they have edged one step closer to a universal nasal vaccine against Covid, the flu, Strep throat, allergens and other diseases, with no needles necessary.
Researchers at Stanford University have developed and tested a single nasal spray vaccine in animals that they say could offer protection against a wide range of respiratory viruses and bacteria, ...
Turfgrass found on golf courses, athletic fields and lawns is susceptible to a fungal pathogen known as dollar spot disease, which is characterized by the appearance of circular spots of dead turf ...
The VALIDATE Network (an international research network connecting researchers from more than 80 countries) has reached a major milestone - welcoming its 1000th member.
Scientists are using non-thermal plasma to produce fertiliser and long-chain hydrocarbons. Mason Wakley talks to the chemists ...
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Scientists closing in on 'holy grail' universal nasal vaccine for killer viruses
Stanford Medicine researchers and collaborators have produced an intranasal liposomal vaccine that protected mice against ...
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