Gene Therapy May Protect Against Flu
sciencehabit writes "In 2009, a global collaboration of scientists, public health agencies, and companies raced to make a vaccine against a pandemic influenza virus, but most of it wasn't ready until the pandemic had peaked. Now, researchers have come up with an alternative, faster strategy for when a pandemic influenza virus surfaces: Just squirt genes for the protective antibodies into people's noses. The method—which borrows ideas from both gene therapy and vaccination, but is neither—protects mice against a wide range of flu viruses in a new study."
let me know when gene therapy lets me shoot bees out of my arms.
Do you even lift?
These aren't the 'roids you're looking for.
Or "must haz brainz" syndrome.
Sheesh, evil *and* a jerk. -- Jade