Blood cancers: a new vaccine method for more effective immunotherapy?
A new vaccine approach has proven effective in helping the immune system recognize cancer cells in the blood and trigger ...
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Anti-HPV vaccine: no new risks identified during the campaign in colleges
No new harmful effects of the papillomavirus vaccine were spotted by health authorities during the vaccination campaign in colleges during ...
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Melanoma: the first personalized mRNA vaccine tested
The first messenger RNA vaccine against melanoma is currently being tested on British patients. THE ESSENTIAL A personalized mRNA melanoma ...
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Meningitis: compulsory vaccination extended to babies from 2025
The new vaccination schedule provides for the expansion of compulsory vaccination against meningococci A, B, W and Y for infants ...
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Flu: the Ministry of Health announces the withdrawal of the Efluelda vaccine, reserved for over 65s
Due to a pricing disagreement between the Sanofi laboratory and the health authorities, the Efluelda flu vaccine, intended for people ...
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“Vaccination coverage on the rise, but which still needs to improve” in France
According to the latest data from Public Health France, vaccination coverage is increasing among the youngest. On the other hand, ...
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Soon a vaccine that no longer involves boosters?
A new type of vaccine could one day make it possible to no longer have to inject booster doses. Explanations. ...
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Urinary infections: soon an oral vaccine to replace antibiotics?
The spray vaccine against urinary infections, such as cystitis, could soon become a real alternative to antibiotics, which are not ...
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Cancer recurrence: a vaccine created by AI raises hope
Artificial intelligence has made it possible to manufacture a “tailor-made” vaccine for patients with head and neck cancer at risk ...
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Why do millions of people have a scar on their arm?
Today, smallpox has been eradicated and there is no longer any vaccination against this disease, the injection of which left ...
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Hepatitis C: the cure of a patient could lead to a vaccine
Researchers are hopeful that a vaccine against hepatitis C will be developed using specific antibodies from a person who has ...
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Shingles: a new “more effective” vaccine is recommended by the HAS
In a notice published on March 7, the health authority recommends vaccinating adults over 65 and immunocompromised people with the ...
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Flu: why will the formula of the American vaccine change?
The FDA voted for a new formulation of the flu vaccine, which protects against three strains of the virus, instead ...
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Hypervaccination: he received more than 200 vaccines against Covid-19
German researchers studied the immune response of a patient who received 217 anti-Covid vaccines. THE ESSENTIAL More than 217 Covid-19 ...
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Papillomavirus: less than 15% of 5th grade middle school students are vaccinated
The HPV vaccination campaign aimed at 5th grade students in middle schools is struggling to bear fruit: less than 15% ...
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Bronchiolitis: vaccine reimbursement for seniors “from the fall”
The Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity announced that the bronchiolitis vaccine for the elderly will be reimbursed "in the ...
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Measles: “the increase in the number of cases requires a coordinated response”
Faced with the increase in measles cases, the ECDC encourages European countries to “vaccinate 95% or more of the population”. ...
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Ebola: the vaccine against the disease has halved deaths in the DRC
The Ebola vaccine helped reduce the risk of infection as well as the mortality of people infected with this serious ...
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Cervical cancer: no cases detected in women vaccinated against HPV since 2008
In Scotland, patients who received the human papillomavirus vaccine at the age of 12-13 did not develop cervical cancer. THE ...
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Vaccine: Changing arms for each dose can boost immunity
The immune response can be increased fourfold when people alternate arms when given a multiple dose vaccine. THE ESSENTIAL Switching ...
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Flu: epidemic indicators “sharply increasing”
The flu is increasing with indicators rising sharply throughout France. THE ESSENTIAL The flu epidemic continues in France. A sharp ...
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Colorectal cancer: a vaccine within two years?
British researchers are testing the effectiveness of a vaccine against colorectal cancer. If the results are positive, the product could ...
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“Turbo-cancers” theory: do mRNA vaccines accelerate the occurrence of cancers?
Appearing at the time of vaccination against Covid-19, the theory of “turbo-cancers” asserts that messenger RNA vaccines cause the appearance ...
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HPV vaccine in colleges: what are the first results of the campaign?
The French Society of Colposcopy and Cervico-Vaginal Pathology (SFCPCV) provided an initial assessment of the vaccination campaign against papillomavirus (HPV) ...
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Bad cholesterol: soon a vaccine to reduce it?
Researchers are currently working on a new vaccine treatment to reduce excess LDL cholesterol. It could see the light of ...
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Vaccine: new hope for people with aggressive breast cancer
A new vaccine is bringing hope to people with aggressive breast cancer. THE ESSENTIAL Aggressive breast cancers called “triple negative” ...
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Papillomavirus vaccine: no new risks identified, according to the ANSM
If seven adverse events linked to the papillomavirus vaccine have occurred since the start of the national campaign among fifth ...
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Chikungunya: a first French vaccine is arriving soon in Europe
Valneva, a French drug manufacturer, announces the accelerated evaluation by the European Medicines Agency of its vaccine against chikungunya. It ...
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HIV: soon a DNA vaccine?
Researchers from the Nantes University Hospital Center have developed a promising DNA vaccine against HIV. The same technique made it ...
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Papillomavirus: “No dysfunction” detected after the death of a vaccinated schoolboy
According to the investigation carried out by the Regional Health Agency (ARS) following the death of a teenager vaccinated against ...
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