mRNA shows promise as universal influenza vaccine in tests on mice and ferrets. (Page 1/1) rinselberg NOV 25, 04:01 AM quote Scientists say they have made a breakthrough designing a vaccine against all 20 known types of flu. It uses the same messenger-ribonucleic-acid (mRNA) technology as successful Covid vaccines. Michelle Roberts for BBC News; November 25, 2022. https://www.bbc.com/news/health-63744643 Jake_Dragon NOV 25, 11:39 AM quote successful Covid vaccines olejoedad NOV 25, 11:41 AM Mice and ferrets...... Pretty well sums up humanity..... USFiero NOV 26, 03:39 PM quote Originally posted by Jake_Dragon: [QUOTE]successful Covid vaccines [/QUOTE] Now define 'success' amirite? I do think mRNA has promise but is really in its infancy. I just don't like the massive experimental deployment that was executed upon the world... which has not validated the current iteration. In fact damaged public acceptance. (See: 'Died Suddenly')