Researchers have developed a new vaccine candidate for dengue virus, a notoriously tricky pathogen to deal with. The new candidate has a number of advantages over existing treatments, with tests ...

Every year, mosquito bites cause up to 400 million dengue virus infections — but an experimental vaccine developed by the NIH could change that. Though the study of the vaccine was small, its ...

University of North Carolina Health Care. (2014, February 26). New target for dengue virus vaccine found. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2014 / 02 ...

The one-shot vaccine, developed by Panacea Biotec and branded as DengiAll, is being tested through a multi-centre, ...

A new type of dengue vaccine called TV003 seems to protect people against at least one type of the virus, according to a small study. If further research can bear out its effectiveness, the new ...

In a small clinical trial led by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, a promising single-dose dengue vaccine was 100 percent effective in preventing human volunteers from contracting ...

Volunteers let researchers inject them with the dengue virus in the name of science -- and an experimental vaccine protected them. Next up, scientists plan to use this same strategy against dengue ...

Dengue virus is in the same virus family as Zika virus, and the NIAID team is now leveraging their experience with the live-attenuated dengue vaccine in efforts to develop a Zika vaccine, Dr ...

Mosquito-carried diseases such as the Zika virus and Dengue still continue to thrive in warm temperate parts of the world, but new US army research suggests we are on the cusp of figuring out a ...

A new vaccine may protect people from the dengue virus these mosquitoes spread. James Gathany / AP March 17, 2016, 12:08 PM EDT / Updated March 17, 2016, 12:08 PM EDT ...

While the dengue virus typically comes from places outside of Florida, ... There is a vaccine called Dengvaxia for some people who have previously had dengue and live in a high-risk area.