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Science Times - UNICEF Maps Out Solar-Powered Fridges To Keep COVID-19 Vaccines Cold and Safe To Use

UNICEF Uses Solar-Powered Fridges to Keep COVID-19 Vaccines Cold and Safe To Use

UNICEF has mapped out a network of refrigerators and cold storage rooms to store COVID-19 vaccines. When a vaccine for COVID-19 is approved for use, one of the next foremost challenges will be distributing billions of doses all over the world, including remote areas with no reliable electricity, where the vaccine needs to stay refrigerated to retain its efficacy.
Scientists Develop Injectable Hydrogels to Boost Vaccine Efficacy

Scientists Develop Injectable Hydrogels to Boost Vaccine Efficacy

Researchers from Stanford University develop injectable hydrogels to prolong the release of vaccines in the body and boost the immune system. Mayo Clinic researchers also developed another type of injectable hydrogels for injuries involving blood vessels.
Hospitals are getting ready to test through the use of blood that newly-recovered patients donated

Can Blood from COVID-19 Survivors Treat New Patients?

Hospitals are getting ready to test through the use of blood that newly-recovered patients donated. (Photo : Robert DeLaRosa on Pixabay) Hospitals are getting ready to test, if a hundred-year-old treatment applied to battle measles and flu outbreaks when vaccines were not yet available and tested more recently against Ebola virus and SARS, just might as effective with COVID-19.
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