Vaccine responsiveness

There is 1 paper on vaccine responsiveness in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 11, 2026: “Uneven T cell division linked to better vaccine responses”.

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Uneven T cell division linked to better vaccine responses

People in an influenza vaccine trial had better responses when their dividing T cells shared cellular recycling machinery more unequally.People in an influenza vaccine trial had better responses when their dividing T cells shared cellular recycling machinery more unequally.

Cohort · 12 peopleImmune response
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Inhibiting brain neurons restored immune cell production in aged mice

In experiments in aged mice, inhibiting specific brain neurons or deleting a gene involved in inflammatory signaling improved the response to a flu vaccine.In experiments in aged mice, inhibiting specific brain neurons or deleting a gene involved in inflammatory signaling improved the response to a flu vaccine.

Preprint: mouse studyBlood and immune system
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Vaccine patch under the tongue protected aged mice from flu

When aged mice were exposed to influenza, the patch provided 100% protection, compared with 75–80% protection from injected formulations.When aged mice were exposed to influenza, the patch provided 100% protection, compared with 75–80% protection from injected formulations.

Preprint: mouse studyInterventions

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