New advancements in flu vaccine
Infection Control Weekly Monitor, February 25, 2009
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A new development of antibodies that could protect against various strains of influenza, including the 1918 Spanish flu and the H5N1 bird flu, may prove to be a significant advancement in flu vaccinations and pandemic preparation.
You can read more about the new research on OSHA Healthcare Advisor. The post explains the potential vaccine advancements, and offers updates to this year’s flu season, which has escalated in many areas of the country.
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