Vaccines
T follicular helper immune cells help antibody-producing cells create increasingly robust antibodies and also enhance the formation of certain types of immune memory.
2021 could very well have been “the year of the vaccine.” While this modality is certainly not new, the COVID-19 pandemic is sparking excitement about just what else they might be able to do.
Pfizer has reported that an Omicron-specific vaccine will be available in March, should it be necessary. For those and more COVID-19 news, continue reading.
Around 40% of Pfizer’s portfolio was realized through partnerships, and Monday, the pharma giant announced three more collaborative deals.
Judge Mark Pittman found that the Freedom of Information Act filed by PHMPT is of paramount public importance and demands that the FDA make the data publicly available within eight months.
As the Omicron strain sweeps the world, researchers rush to determine how effective vaccines are at creating immunity against the variant. For that and more, continue reading.
Pfizer and BioNTech are developing a vaccine for the prevention of shingles while Moderna is in a Phase I study of an mRNA vaccine for the Epstein-Barr Virus.
Novavax vaccine’s emergency use authorization application has been submitted to FDA recently. Novavax is hoping to bring it to the Finish Line in 2022.
Low-income countries still struggle to get first jabs into arms. Researchers and pharma companies continue to push for low-cost vaccines and drugs worldwide.
A team of researchers has developed an mRNA-based Lyme vaccine that aims to prevent Lyme disease by deterring the tick itself. And here’s how effective it is.
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