Trump administration’s universal flu vaccine project puzzles scientists

Trump administration’s universal flu vaccine project puzzles scientists

Vaccine experts are perplexed by a project the Trump administration has launched to develop a universal flu vaccine, which has long been a goal, though an elusive one, in medical research.Dubbed Generation Gold Standard, the project is aimed at creating a flu shot that doesn’t have to be updated every year to match the latest strains of the virus. The project also aims to produce a vaccine that could protect people against other respiratory viru…

Trump Administration Spearhead's Universal Flu Vaccine Research

The Trump Administration has launched a project that would research a universal flu vaccine. The project aims to create a flu shot that doesn’t have to be updated every year to match the latest strains of the virus. Dubbed Generation Gold Standard, by Health and Human Services,  the stated goal is to produce a vaccine that could protect people against other respiratory viruses that could cause a pandemic, such as bird flu and coronaviruses. “Gen…

Trump Administration Spearhead’s Universal Flu Vaccine Research

The Trump Administration has launched a project that would research a universal flu vaccine. The project aims to create a flu shot that doesn’t have to be updated every year to match the latest strains of the virus. Dubbed Generation Gold Standard, by Health and Human Services,  the stated goal is to produce a vaccine that …

Potential Universal Vaccine Could Prevent Swine, Human, and Bird Flu

The investigators hope to pursue a human vaccine in order to improve upon the already existing vaccines.

HHS launches Generation Gold Standard, ushering in UNIVERSAL FLU VACCINE spearheaded by Bill Gates – altnews.org

HHS launches Generation Gold Standard, ushering in UNIVERSAL FLU VACCINE spearheaded by Bill Gates The quest for a universal flu

Moderna has developed an mRNA combi vaccine against flu and covid. It has the potential to change the protection strategies globally, says virologist Klaus Stöhr. But there is a catch.