Forbes July 5, 2022
Brian Bushard

TOPLINE

An “all-in-one” vaccine currently in development could protect people from future Covid-19 variants, as well as SARS, MERS and new strains of other coronaviruses from other animals, a study by researchers at the California Institute of Technology found.

KEY FACTS

The study, published Thursday in the journal Science, was done by scientists at Caltech and the University of Oxford who are working on developing the mosaic-8 vaccine, which aims to offer protection to a variety of coronaviruses

Researchers tested mice vaccinated with the Covid-19 shots as well as the mosaic-8 vaccine and found unvaccinated mice died when infected with SARS or Covid-19, while mice vaccinated only against Covid-19 survived the virus, but not SARS, and mice given...

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