11/27/2024
In recent years, significant advances in flu vaccines have been made in response to the virus’s rapid evolution and the urgent need for broader and longer-lasting protection. Traditional flu vaccines, which typically target specific influenza strains predicted before the flu season, have proven effective in reducing severe cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. However, as the influenza virus constantly mutates, scientists are developing innovative methods to improve vaccine effectiveness, including universal flu vaccines, mRNA-based vaccines, and more sophisticated delivery methods.
Significant advances in flu vaccines have been made in response to the virus’s rapid evolution and the need for longer-lasting protection.