Stanford Breakthrough: Painless Cream Vaccine Created from Common Skin Bacteria
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Stanford researchers have transformed a harmless skin bacterium into a revolutionary cream-based vaccine, potentially eliminating the need for needle injections. The engineered Staphylococcus epidermidis showed strong results against tetanus in mice, offering a pain-free and accessible vaccination method.
Genetic Breakthrough Links Brain Structure to Dyslexia
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A landmark study analyzing genetic data from over 1 million individuals has revealed how dyslexia-related genes affect brain structure and function. The research uncovered correlations between genetic variants and volume differences in specific brain regions, offering new insights into this condition affecting 5% of school children globally.