https://www.livescience.com/health/medicine-dru...
New 'inverse vaccine' could wipe out autoimmune diseases, but more research is needed
An "inverse vaccine," which selectively suppresses the immune system, treated multiple sclerosis in mice. But how well could this new approach work in people?
The study authors tested the inverse vaccine in an animal model of multiple sclerosis, a condition in which the immune system attacks nerve cells
Scientists have created a new type of vaccine that… read more
Wow, this is the first time I have heard of this. I agree with everyone about it being a while before we could actually benefit from this 😔
Promising, yes. Years out…. Sadly yes too. And that’s only if large pharma doesn’t put the kabosh on it.
Not in my lifetime, I am afraid.
So many people hear that their neighbor became ill or only the deaths are reported. How many did it save? Could you imagine with no one took the polio shots 40-50 years ago? How many cases would be out there! Our best friends and their whole family did not get them. A mild case went through the family. It is not fair to demand that you will lose your job if you do not get it. If exposed, stay home. You get it and you stay home, period.
@A MyPsoriasisTeam Member causing it, no, it is an inherited disease. Flares, maybe. Flares can be caused by many things, stress, too much sugar, certain foods, sunburn, and yes, probably some vaccines that cause inflammation. Age 4 I would have had my second MMR vaccine, although I think I was 5 when I got that. We were moving to Australia and needed so many vaccinations to be approved. I still have the little round scar from my smallpox vaccine, like most Australians around my age! I don't have a lot of memories of London, but I was a happy child, with no family stress. I think most people have different triggers. I left Australia 12 years ago and with all the lush plants in Ireland, I was struggling with hay fever. It got worse every year until it turned into Psoriatic Arthritis, so I'm guessing my biggest trigger is pollen :)