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Under the tongue

Scientists have discovered a new needle-free way of vaccinating against flu – under the tongue! This is not only good news for needle-phobics but has wider implications for preparations against the impending pandemic. Needle immunisations require skilled professionals whereas a drop of vaccine placed under the tongue could potentially be performed by anyone.

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Posted by Jen Middleton on January 31, 2008
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