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science

UMass Amherst Develops Promising Nanoparticle-Based Cancer Vaccine

Breakthrough nanoparticle vaccine shows high success in preventing cancers in mice, paving the way for future human trials.

#cancer, #vaccine, #nanoparticles, #research, #health

health

Major Overhaul of Vaccine Policy Looms Amid Largest Measles Outbreak in Decades

ACIP reviews MMRV vaccine as U.S. faces largest measles outbreak in decades, while new advisory appointees stir debate.

#vaccine, #measles, #publichealth, #mmrv, #acip

politics

Controversial CDC Overhaul by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Sparks Bipartisan Criticism

HHS Secretary Kennedy's CDC policies face bipartisan backlash over vaccine access and leadership changes, raising public health concerns.

#CDC, #vaccine, #RobertFKennedyJr, #publichealth

science

University of Florida's mRNA-Based Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise in Mouse Models

Experimental mRNA cancer vaccine from University of Florida eradicates tumors in mice, paving way for universal treatment.

#mRNA, #cancer, #vaccine, #universityofflorida, #research

health

CDC Excludes External Experts from Vaccine Policy Panels

CDC cuts experts from vaccine advisory panels, sparking health policy concerns amid leadership changes.

#cdc, #vaccine, #publichealth, #policymaking

health

NIAID Launches Phase 1 Clinical Trial for Universal Influenza Vaccine

NIH's NIAID starts a Phase 1 trial at Duke University for a universal flu vaccine using mRNA technology.

#health, #niaid, #influenza, #vaccine, #clinicaltrial

science

Promising Advances in HIV Vaccine Research: Early Trials Show Positive Results

New HIV vaccines utilizing germline targeting show promise in early trials, offering hope for future effectiveness and global applicability.

#hiv, #vaccine, #science, #mrna, #research