India’s first home-grown Covid-19 mRNA vaccine uses self-amplifying RNA technology, can be stored in a conventional refrigerator instead of special freezers, and doesn’t require a needle. It marks a shift towards next-generation mRNA vaccines.
Messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines have been crucial to containing and controlling the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Advances in self-amplifying RNA technology promise to make them even more cost effective and even quicker to produce.
The first installment in a series that will explain a recent and revolutionary cell therapy called CAR T, delving into current successes and future opportunities.
A new study from the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University has found that irrigating your nose twice a day with a saline solution after testing positive for Covid-19 can decrease your chances of hospitalization and death in higher-risk patie…
Recent discoveries in Alzheimer’s disease research have thrown into question fundamental assumptions about the disease and its origins. In the second installment of this series, we introduce the primary risk factor of Alzheimer’s and how it may cause c…
Like influenza, SARS-CoV-2 is an expert at mutating and evading prior immunity. This includes vaccine-induced immunity. New research suggests that expanding the target area of our vaccines to include the virus’ nucleocapsid protein may offer stronger a…