A shot could treat high blood sugar in people with long COVID
Researchers have discovered that the COVID vaccine could treat a lingering health challenge faced by some with long COVID: high blood sugar.
Nasal vaccines may be key to stopping COVID spread
A new study in hamsters indicates vaccines targeting the nose and mouth may be key to controlling spread of respiratory infections like COVID.
Long COVID risk has declined over course of pandemic
“The research on declining rates of long COVID marks the rare occasion when I have good news to report regarding this virus.”
Nanoparticles boost flu vaccine effectiveness
Enhancing influenza vaccine cross-protection is essential to alleviate the public health burden of epidemics and pandemics, researchers say.
Nanoparticles boost flu vaccine effectiveness
Enhancing influenza vaccine cross-protection is essential to alleviate the public health burden of epidemics and pandemics, researchers say.
How worried should you be about avian flu?
The risk of avian flu to humans is low, for now. An expert weighs in on what you need to know—and how a universal influenza vaccine could help.
How worried should you be about avian flu?
The risk of avian flu to humans is low, for now. An expert weighs in on what you need to know—and how a universal influenza vaccine could help.
How to protect your dog from dangerous bacterial infection
An expert has answers for you about dogs and leptospirosis, including how to prevent dogs from getting it and what’s next if they do.
How to protect your dog from dangerous bacterial infection
An expert has answers for you about dogs and leptospirosis, including how to prevent dogs from getting it and what’s next if they do.
HIV vaccine approach works like GPS
A new vaccine approach guides the immune system through the specific steps to make broadly neutralizing antibodies against HIV.