Scientists develop an influenza vaccine with permanent effect

A team of British scientists is developing a permanent flu vaccine that provides long-term protection against different strains of the disease.
The team should develop a more effective vaccine, said lead author, Sonatra Gupta, of Oxford University. Against the flu and better protection against various flu symptoms. "
" Each year, scientists must predict the new strain of influenza and the virus may change shape after the development of the annual vaccine. "
] The flu vaccine currently used only works by stimulating The vaccine targets a part of the antigens called rings.
Professor Wendy Barclay, of Imperial College London, said the vaccine provides to scientists the effort to update the influenza vaccine on an annual basis will have a lasting effect for years, according to the British newspaper Mirror.