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Pancreatic cancer vaccine: What to know about early promising results

A personalised mRNA vaccine for pancreatic cancer has produced promising results in a small initial trial involving people whose cancers were detected early enough to be operated on

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man being vaccinated

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Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy cut by sharing doctors’ positive views

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by CJ GUNTHER/EPFive year old Brittany Siguenza watches as her mother receives a dose of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine during a vaccine clinic for teachers and school administrators at the Rumney March Academy, in Revere, Massachusetts, USA

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Why is it taking so long to get covid vaccines for children under 5?

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Flu vaccine cuts risk of heart attack in following year by 34 per cent

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, August 30 2021: Covid vaccination sign. Queues of people waiting to get coronavirus vaccine outside Peanut Farm St Kilda walk-in covid-19 vaccination clinic. ; Shutterstock ID 2032774577; purchase_order: NS online; job: Photo; client: NS; other:

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Anti-vaccine views may soften after people hear extreme implications

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Gonorrhoea bacteria. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria (round) on the surface of a cell. N. gonorrhoeae is a Gram-negative bacteria that causes the sexually transmitted infection gonorrhoea. Symptoms include vaginal or urethral discharge and a burning sensation on urination.

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Meningitis vaccine may be a new weapon against 'super-gonorrhoea'

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Empty Streets during Coronavirus Outbreak United Kingdom

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Health Check newsletter: Six lessons from the covid-19 pandemic

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A child receives the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine against covid-19 in Paris in December 2021

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Myocarditis and covid-19 vaccines: How rare is it and who is at risk?

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A person cycles in Reykjavik, Iceland, on 3 September 2020

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Iceland targets herd immunity with controversial covid-19 strategy

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2EYNNFD The Facebook logo is seen reflected in a drop hanging from a needle in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 4, 2021. As part of its policy on COVID-19-related misinformation, Facebook will start removing posts with false claims about vaccines. (Photo by Jaap Arriens / Sipa USA)

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Facebook policy to stop vaccine misinformation only worked temporarily

Between November 2020 and February 2021, Facebook introduced policies to cut down on misinformation related to covid-19 vaccines, but they only worked for about six months

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Antibody imaging technique could make it faster to develop vaccines

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Flu vaccines during pregnancy protect babies for 6 months after birth

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2022 preview: mRNA tech behind covid-19 vaccines could get new uses

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Why the UK’s booster campaign mustn’t forget the vaccine hesitant

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