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COVID: inhalable and nasal vaccines could offer more durable protection than regular shots

These types of vaccines could offer certain advantages over conventional COVID shots. But we need more data to show us they’re effective.

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expert reaction to study looking at birth method, and microbiome and response to vaccinations in children

expert reaction to study looking at birth method, and microbiome and response to vaccinations in children
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Inhalable and nasal Covid vaccines could trump regular shots

Inhalable and nasal Covid vaccines could trump regular shots
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Needle-free Covid vaccines could be the key to beating the virus

Needle-free Covid vaccines could be the key to beating the virus
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MIL-OSI Global: COVID vaccine: children aged 5-11 in the UK will no longer be offered a jab – here s why that s bad news

MIL-OSI Global: COVID vaccine: children aged 5-11 in the UK will no longer be offered a jab – here s why that s bad news
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