Study to assess immune response to inhaled TB vaccine : vima

A new study by the Jenner Institute (Centre for Clinical Vaccination and Tropical Medicine), University of Oxford, aims to determine whether BCG vaccines against tuberculosis might be more effective when administered through inhalation rather than into the skin, given that the natural route of infection with tuberculosis is through inhalation of droplets into the lungs. Click to read more...

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