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The thread discusses a reported development of a “breathable” (nasal spray) Ebola vaccine from the University of Texas, noting it protected monkeys and would move into early human trials while potentially avoiding storage/transport issues associated with injectable vaccines. The provided content only includes the initial post; no further technical questions or follow-up answers are shown. Overall sentiment appears informational and forward-looking, with users focused on the reported progress rather than disputing it.
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  • Scientists at the University of Texas are developing the breathable vaccine
  • It has been shown to protect monkeys against the deadly virus
  • Next step is to test vaccine on humans in phase one clinical trials
  • Researchers said respiratory vaccine could overcome logistical problems of storing, transporting and administering injectable vaccines


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2820202/First-nasal-spray-Ebola-vaccine-offer-long-term-protection-against-deadly-virus.html#ixzz3I8RlhZxb
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