A Critical Need for Innovation in Global Health Tuberculosis (TB) remains a formidable foe in global health, consistently ranking as the leading cause of death from an infectious disease worldwide. The existingRead More…
The world watched in real-time as a new class of medicine, once confined to research labs, emerged to combat a global pandemic. We’re talking about messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines, and their successRead More…
Flossing teeth every day has long become standard for many people’s oral care. But can you imagine? This humble daily item may soon become a “new artifact” for vaccination. Recently, a studyRead More…
Vaccines have transformed modern medicine, yet their impact hinges on a behind-the-scenes hero: analytical development. This process ensures every dose meets strict safety and efficacy benchmarks, from early design to global distribution.Read More…
Introduction Vaccines have transformed public health, limiting infectious disease spread and saving millions of lives worldwide. mRNA vaccines, by which medical science developed a method of vaccination without losing effectiveness, have made itRead More…
Vaccines are the most successful public health measure ever, halting the spread of infectious diseases and slowing some of the worst disease ever seen in the vast majority of the world. AsRead More…
In a first-of-its-kind human clinical trial involving four adult patients, an mRNA cancer vaccine developed by the University of Florida rapidly reprograms the immune system to attack glioblastoma, the most aggressive andRead More…
Recently, SCIENCE CHINA Life Sciences published a collaborative research paper entitled “Multi-valent mRNA vaccines against monkeypox enveloped or mature viron surface antigens demonstrate robust immune response and neutralizing activity”. In this study,Read More…
Monkeypox virus (monkeypox, MPXV) was first identified in non-human primates in the late 1950s. Monkeypox, a zoonotic disease, was first found in monkeys used in the study in 1958 and spread mainlyRead More…
Tumor vaccine is the use of tumor antigen to cause the body to create particular anti-tumor effect, activate the body’s own immune defense mechanism, and achieve the function of tumor therapy orRead More…