"An exceptional breakthrough" .. Discover the "saves" the world of time sickness!

Australian scientists have discovered immune cells capable of fighting all the known viruses and mutations, as part of what has already been described as an "exceptional breakthrough" and which could lead to the development of 39, a global vaccine.

Scientists at Doherty and Monash University have studied 67,000 viral sequences, or 3 common sequences in all influenza viruses that have not changed or changed in the last century.

They then identified the so-called "lethal T cells" in more than half of the world's population, which form the body's protective shield, identifying and destroying abnormalities and infections.

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Harvesting and replication of these cells can lead to the production of a complete influenza vaccine, administered only once every 10 years or perhaps once in a lifetime.

The team has patented a discovery to develop a global vaccine against influenza "to reduce its seasonal impact in the world".

There is only one obstacle to the new "Holy Grail" in the medical world, where only half of the world's population will function effectively, based on current levels of "killer T cells". The research team is working to overcome this problem, develop the universal vaccine and make it accessible to all.

The flu virus is dangerous for the elderly and children in particular, as well as for those with weakened immune systems. According to the World Health Organization, influenza pandemics kill between 250,000 and 500,000 people worldwide each year.

Source: RT