Guest commentary: Collaborating to accelerate a novel vaccine approach
Healio.com,
Satoshi Kashiwagi, MD, PhD, a principal investigator at the Vaccine and Immunotherapy Center at Massachusetts General Hospital…
Camille Locht: An innovative solution to infant whooping cough
MedicalXpress,
Scientists involved in the EU-funded project ChildInnovac are about to publish in the online journal Plos One the results of…
Brief laser-light treatment may significantly improve effectiveness of influenza vaccines
Technology.org,
Pretreating the site of intradermal vaccination – vaccine delivered into the skin rather than to muscles beneath the skin …
Brief laser light may boost influenza vaccine effectiveness
UPI.com,
BOSTON, Dec. 15 (UPI) -- Pretreating the skin site of a vaccine, rather than muscles, with a wavelength of laser light may…
Brief laser-light treatment may significantly improve effectiveness of influenza vaccines
Health Canal,
Pretreatment with near-infrared laser also could improve response to additional intradermal vaccines
Laser Treatment Makes Flu Vaccine More Effective, Boosts Immune System
Medical Daily,
A team of researchers found that infrared laser treatment in collaboration with a flu shot can effectively strengthen the body’s…
Effectiveness of influenza vaccines may be significantly improved by brief laser-light treatment
Medical News Today,
Pretreating the site of intradermal vaccination - vaccine delivered into the skin rather than to muscles beneath the skin …
Let There Be Light! Lasers May Make Your Flu Vaccine More Effective
TIME Magazine,
Researchers from Vaccine and Immunotherapy Center in the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Division of Infectious Diseases…
How Effective Is the Flu Vaccine?
Medscape,
CDC tells us about a quantifiable way to estimate the impact of flu vaccination in averting certain flu outcomes, on a seasonal…
Brief Laser-light Treatment May Significantly Improve Effectiveness of Influenza Vaccines
Science Newsline,
Pretreating the site of intradermal vaccination – vaccine delivered into the skin rather than to muscles beneath the skin …
Brief laser-light treatment may significantly improve effectiveness of influenza vaccines
MedicalXpress,
Pretreating the site of intradermal vaccination – vaccine delivered into the skin rather than to muscles beneath the skin …