FDA Approves World's First mRNA-Based Flu Vaccine

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the world's first mRNA-based flu vaccine, intended for people 50 and older. This approval marks a significant step in illness prevention, as trials showed the vaccine to be more effective than standard flu shots.

22 Jun, 09:40 — 22 Jun, 09:40

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FDA approves world's first mRNA-based flu vaccine, signaling start of a new illness-prevention era

The vaccine, intended for people 50 and older, is based on mRNA technology and was found in an advanced trial to be more effective than a standard flu shot.

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