NIH tests nasal bird flu vaccine in human volunteers
In Baltimore an NIH led study will enroll up to 30 volunteers to receive a live bird flu nasal spray based on FluMist technology. Researchers aim to broaden protection against H5N1 by a library of nasal sprays, with mice showing safety and immune response.
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Fewer breast cancer patients to receive chemotherapy under new guidelines
European and Texas conference guidelines shift from size based to hormone status driven treatment. Eva Ossorio, 62, started a hormone blocker instead of chemo, reflecting a broader move toward personalized care and reduced chemotherapy use.
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Dana-Farber Cancer Center
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