As a doctor, I often explain to my patients that some of our greatest medical challenges come from viruses that simply refuse to leave the body after the initial infection. We have spent decades trying to figure out how to stop these lifelong residents from causing severe complications down the road, and for a long…
Every fall, we go through the same routine of getting a seasonal flu shot, hoping researchers accurately predicted which viral strains will spread. It is a constant game of biological catch-up because influenza mutates rapidly, forcing us to constantly update our defenses. However, a recent breakthrough from scientists at the University of Michigan could permanently…
For as long as you’ve been getting a flu shot, it’s been made the same way — grown in eggs, weakened, injected. That changed this August, when the FDA approved the first flu vaccine built on mRNA technology, the same platform behind the COVID-19 shots. It’s approved for adults 50 and older, it didn’t have…
If you’ve had a COVID-19 vaccine, or caught the virus itself, part of your immune system already remembers exactly how to respond to it. New research suggests that memory could be redirected against something far more dangerous: cancer. Scientists have built a vaccine called PROTEXI that borrows your immune system’s playbook against COVID-19 and turns…
In my practice, I often speak with patients who feel overwhelmed by conflicting medical news. When mRNA COVID-19 vaccines first became available, they sparked legitimate questions. Today, we have the long-term clinical data needed to replace early speculation with facts. A new review published in The Lancet recently evaluated the real-world impact of these vaccines….
Every fall, millions of people line up for flu shots, COVID boosters, and whatever else the season demands. Each vaccine targets one specific threat. Miss a variant, and you are exposed. Skip a year, and your protection fades. For 230 years, that has been the deal: one vaccine, one pathogen. But a team of Stanford…
For decades, many parents have worried that vaccines could cause autism. The theory first surfaced in the late 1990s, when a now discredited study made headlines and ignited fear worldwide. Even though that research was later proven fraudulent, its effects lingered, causing confusion, mistrust, and hesitation about one of medicine’s greatest lifesaving tools. Today, the…
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