a vaccine by 2025?

ticks found in nature, which themselves carry bacteria, Lyme disease (also known as Lyme borreliosis) can cause facial paralysis or be characterized by flu-like symptoms. Left unchecked, nerves and joints can be seriously damaged. According to franceinfo, a vaccine to counter the spread of this disease is emerging. Indeed, according to the director general of the Valneva laboratory Franck Grimaud, research is quite advanced (it began ten years ago) and he hopes that the vaccine will be made available to the public in 2025. “data -reactid = “24”> Transmitted by the ticks found in nature, which themselves carry bacteria, Lyme disease (also known as Lyme borreliosis) can cause facial paralysis or be characterized by flu-like symptoms. Left unchecked, nerves and joints can be seriously damaged. According to franceinfo, a vaccine to counter the spread of this disease is emerging. Indeed, according to the director general of the Valneva laboratory Franck Grimaud, research is quite advanced (it began about ten years ago) and he hopes that the vaccine will be made available to the public in 2025.

“The first tests aimed at testing the safety of the vaccine on humans have already passed. We are in the process of taking a second step, which is to test the best volume / efficiency ratio. The third phase, which should start in 2022, is to test this vaccine on around 16,000 people, ”according to Franck Grimaud. The aim of the laboratory is to develop a serum which is both able to fight against European and American strains of the disease.

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“data-reactid =” 27 “>” We have included six different strains in our vaccine, five for Europe which cover 95% of the types of Lyme disease (…). In the United States, there are […]

Professor Jérôme Salomon: “Faced with Lyme disease, we have to get out of the dogmas”
The tick, this mite that sows panic
Coronavirus: Dr Fauci expresses doubts about Russian and Chinese vaccines
Kenya: the health crisis intensifies
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