Flu Resistance: Genes, Nose Bacteria, and Upcoming Universal Vaccine
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Some people are less susceptible to influenza due to specific genes that prevent the virus from entering cells and the protective role of beneficial nasal bacteria. While current vaccines offer limited protection, research is underway for a universal influenza vaccine that could provide broader and longer-lasting immunity within the next five years.
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