"Breakthrough: Single Vaccine Offers Universal Protection Against All Viral Strains"

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Scientists at the University of California — Riverside are developing an experimental RNA vaccine that could potentially protect against any strain of a virus with just one shot. Unlike traditional vaccines, this new candidate does not rely on the body's traditional immune response, using small, silencing RNA molecules instead. The researchers believe this approach could be applicable to a wide range of viruses, including influenza, COVID-19, and dengue. While the vaccine has shown promising results in mice, it has yet to be tested in humans.
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