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But how good is the flu shot? We’ve been down this road a great many times. However, it turns out, that scientists are so desperate to conquer the flu and vastly improve flu shot results that they’ve resorted to using llama blood.
Researchers now use llama blood to create antibody therapies for the flu and potentially other illnesses.
The flu consistently morphs to avert the human immune system’s innate defenses or flu shots cocktail. Each year, researchers create a new flu shot hoping to “get it right.” But most often, such efforts render failures. This results in seemingly more people ending up with flu.
Researchers use the tiny antibodies created by llamas, typically known for their production of wool,