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Woman getting a booster shot

COVID-19 booster increases durability of antibody response, research shows

Salk researchers discovered the compound FexD can treat intestinal inflammation in mice. Mice with symptoms similar to inflammatory bowel disease had changes to the cells lining their intestines (left) that were reversed with treatment (right).

Compound reverses gut inflammation in mice

Confirmed: Smallpox vaccine also teaches T cells to fight mpox

The small tablet containing a protective vaccine for UTIs immediately dissolves when placed in a liquid

Dissolving tablet vaccine prevents urinary tract infections in mice

A killer T cell (centre) hunting a target cell. Credit: NIH Image Gallery

Rogue immune cells linked to leukemia are a key driver of autoimmune diseases

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