MIT develops stronger RNA vaccine for Covid-19 with enhanced delivery.

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Researchers at MIT have developed a new RNA vaccine for Covid-19 that produces a stronger immune response at a lower dose. The team engineered the nanoparticles used to deliver the vaccine and the antigen itself to boost the immune response, eliminating the need for a separate adjuvant. The vaccine also showed promise when delivered intranasally, potentially offering enhanced protection against infection and making it easier to administer.


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