No more shots? skin patch vaccine tested to fight deadly diarrhea virus
NCT ID NCT06962904
Summary
This is the first human study of a new rotavirus vaccine delivered by a skin patch instead of a shot. The goal is to test if this new method is safe and triggers an immune response in 50 healthy adults. If successful, this patch could lead to a more effective vaccine for infants in areas where current oral vaccines don't work as well. The study is early-stage (Phase 1) and focuses on safety and initial immune response.
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Emory Children's Center - Vaccine Research Clinic
Atlanta, Georgia, 30322, United States
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