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Flu / Influenza Flu vaccine: NHS patients wanted to test 'universal' jab

Discussion in 'Vaccine News / Vaccine Watch' started by Veritas Dolor, Oct 3, 2017.

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    Amazing. We just had an article come out titled "Why Flu Vaccines fail so often"
    Mentioned in this thread here.

    A sample quote from the article:
    They can't even get the regular flu vaccine working, and here it is that they think they can create a universal vaccine??

    Article: Flu vaccine: NHS patients wanted to test 'universal' jab

    Researchers are seeking about 500 NHS patients to try out a new "universal" vaccine against seasonal flu.

    The experimental vaccine works differently from the one currently available, which has to be remade each year based on a "best guess" of what type of flu is likely to be about.

    The new jab targets part of the virus that does not change each year.

    This means the vaccine should work against human, bird and swine flu, say the team at University of Oxford.

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    http://www.bbc.com/news/health-41467097
     
    Veritas Dolor, Oct 3, 2017
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