Health & Medicine
Inhalable Ebola Vaccine Looks Promising
Good news from the scientific front in the fight against Ebola. Researchers have determine that an inhalable version of an experimental Ebola vaccine is not only possible, its proven to be very promising in animal testing, doing just as well as an injected version.
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