Why Experts Say Bird Flu Could Be a Bigger Risk for Cats This Summer first appeared on Parade Pets on May 25, 2025 Check out ...

A new vaccine that combines flu and COVID-19 protection in one shot shows promising results, but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it wants more data before it can be approved.

Dublin, May 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Influenza Market - Vaccines and Therapeutics" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global influenza market was valued at an ...

“It extends vaccine protection beyond strain-specific limits and prepares for flu viral threats – not just today’s, but tomorrow’s as well – using traditional vaccine technology brought ...

Novel, needle-free, live-attenuated influenza vaccines with broad protection against human and avian virus subtypes Date: May 9, 2025 Source: The University of Hong Kong Summary: A research team ...

Researchers at the University of Maryland recently revealed a disturbing trend: cats are catching bird flu—and dying from ...

Moderna has developed a messenger RNA vaccine that protects against SARS-CoV-2 and seasonal influenza. The ongoing phase 3 trial is expected to conclude later this year. Perspective from Amesh A.

THE VITAMINS DON’T PREVENT MEASLES. SO SO LET’S TURN TO ANOTHER VIRUS WITH A VACCINE. AND THAT’S THE FLU. WE JUST GOT THROUGH A BAD FLU SEASON HERE IN THE UNITED STATES. THE CDC NOW SAYS ...

Hong Kong scientists have made a breakthrough in developing a new flu vaccine that is needle-free and has the potential to induce a more robust immune response against various virus strains.

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Moderna’s new combination vaccine for seasonal influenza and COVID-19 has outperformed current standard vaccines in a large phase 3 clinical trial, showing stronger immune responses to both ...

With the bird flu infecting more than 135 herds and spreading to 3 people this year, the US federal government will be investing $176 million to expedite the creation of an influenza vaccine.