- Researchers at Stanford Medicine have developed a groundbreaking universal nasal spray vaccine, as reported by ScienceDaily.
- According to ScienceDaily, this innovative vaccine is designed to offer broad protection against a range of respiratory viruses, bacteria, and even allergens.
- The vaccine functions by "supercharging the lungs' immune defenses," keeping them highly responsive for extended durations.
- In mouse studies, the nasal spray significantly reduced viral levels and prevented severe illness.
- ScienceDaily noted that the vaccine also successfully blocked allergic reactions in the tested mice.
Universal Nasal Spray Vaccine Breakthrough
Stanford Medicine researchers have developed a groundbreaking universal nasal spray vaccine designed to offer broad protection against various respiratory threats, including viruses, bacteria, and allergens. This innovative vaccine works by supercharging the lungs' immune defenses, significantly reducing viral levels, preventing severe illness, and blocking allergic reactions in mouse studies.
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