Alexia campbelL

According to scientists, a universal flu vaccine could be available within two years.

For decades, the world has been plagued by a pandemic that takes the lives of thousands every year. With no cure in sight, many have turned to preventative measures such as vaccines and quarantine. While vaccines are available for some strains of flu, there is currently no universal vaccine that is effective against all strains. However, a scientist at University College London has made a breakthrough in the fight against this pandemic. It may be only two years before we see a universal flu vaccine—one that saves