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No Pain, Needle-Free Patches May Soon Take Over COVID-19 Vaccines: Will it Work?
Trypanophobia, or strong fear of syringes, may be a crippling illness, leading one in every six Americans to forego their yearly flu vaccination. However, a novel COVID-19 vaccination currently studied by the University of Queensland in Australia may have the answer as it only takes the form of a patch rather than a syringe.
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