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Researchers have identified human antibodies capable of neutralizing the measles virus for the first time, a significant step towards developing new prevention and treatment methods for the highly contagious infectious disease.
Researchers have identified human antibodies capable of neutralizing the measles virus, marking a significant step towards developing new methods for preventing and treating the highly contagious infectious disease. These antibodies show promise for both prevention and treatment of measles infections.
The measles virus continues to circulate in Europe, having now reached Latvia, prompting Lithuania's National Public Health Center to assess the risk of its spread within the country.