New nasal spray offers 99.99% protection against flu, pneumonia, COVID-19
Most respiratory viruses, like the flu and COVID-19, enter the body through the nose. When an infected person exhales, sneezes, coughs, or even laughs, they release droplets containing the virus, which others can inhale. These pathogens attach to the nasal lining, replicate, and are further spread.
Nasal spray flu vaccine approved for home use: Here’s what to know
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first nasal spray flu vaccine which can be administered by the patient or a caregiver. FluMist, produced by European pharmaceutical company and Covid vaccine-maker AstraZeneca,
Inside Your Health: Self-administered nasal flu vaccine
To help increase vaccination rates, the FDA just approved a new flu vaccine that people will be able to give themselves at home. This new option will be available for next year’s flu season. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS anchor Leah McLean sat down with KSTP health expert Dr.
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Neffy, an intranasal formulation of epinephrine, is now available for emergency treatment of type I allergic reactions.
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Nobody wants to get a respiratory infection such as COVID-19 or the flu, but vaccines aren't 100% effective, and constantly ...
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Harvard scientists developed a nasal spray, PCANS, which can trap and deactivate pathogens, showing promise in respiratory ...
An unconventional tip involves placing pillows in the freezer to kill dust mites. Antihistamines and nasal sprays are ...
Nitin Joshi and Jeff Karp, coauthors and Harvard Medical School anesthesiology researchers, originally intended to create a ...
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