Research suggests creating influenza vaccines that only include the viral surface proteins would increase vaccine efficacy by preventing long-lived helper cells from generating and maintaining a suboptimal response. (IMAGE)

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Research suggests creating influenza vaccines that only include the viral surface proteins would increase vaccine efficacy by preventing long-lived helper cells from generating and maintaining a suboptimal response.

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