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  1. Influenza vaccine protects against influenza virus infection in mice (100% protection versus 75–80% with injected formulations).

    “the SL patch provided 100% protection in aged mice against an influenza challenge, outperforming injected formulations (75–80% protection)”

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    Vaccine patch under the tongue protected aged mice from flu

    Research Square12 Oct 2026Preprint

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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: experiments in young and aged mice, against aged mice receiving an injected boostInterventions

Limit: Protection was measured after injected priming, not with the patch alone

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Acetate reduced flu virus multiplication in human lung cells

In human lung cells that had stopped dividing, laboratory experiments found that acetate also reduced inflammatory responses.In human lung cells that had stopped dividing, laboratory experiments found that acetate also reduced inflammatory responses.

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