Two new Covid-19 vaccines win funding in hunt for 'universal' shot
The vaccines may protect against coronavirus variants, other coronaviruses and even 'Disease X' - but they are at a very early stage
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The vaccines may protect against coronavirus variants, other coronaviruses and even 'Disease X' - but they are at a very early stage
Whether it’s in diagnostics, treatment or care management, Israel's innovators are busy inventing and adapting technologies to ease the coronavirus burden on the world.
by Karen Faulkner, Worthy News Correspondent (Worthy News) – Israeli scientists are developing an oral COVID-19 vaccine that may be ready as a booster shot for humans within nine months, the Times of Israel reports. The vaccine has so far worked well on rats, whose antibody levels increased with no side effects. Work on producing the oral vaccine began at the state-funded Migal Galilee Research Institute in northern Israel, and is now centered in the affiliated company MigVax, the Times of Israel said. “Everyone talks about us needing boosters for vaccines, and after a successful preclini...
The following is a roundup of some of the latest scientific studies on the novel coronavirus and efforts to find treatments and vaccines for COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus. ...
An oral COVID-19 vaccine booster developed in Israel shows promising results in animal trials, and researchers expect to make it available within nine months.