Influenza vaccination as a modulator of inflammaging: Trained tolerance as a mechanistic lens on heterologous effects in age-related diseases

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1. 15d ago
   first Ageing Research Reviews Netherlands indie study

   Influenza vaccination as a modulator of inflammaging: Trained tolerance as a mechanistic lens on heterologous effects in age-related diseases

   Publication date: November 2026 Source: Ageing Research Reviews, Volume 122 Author(s): Amal Aïdoud, Laura Radenen, Victoire Leroy, Debacq Camille, Denis Angoulvant, Bertrand Fougère

2. 13d ago
   medRxiv (all subjects) obscure study

   More Shots on Goal: Heterologous Influenza Prime-Boost Vaccination Decreases the Likelihood of a Negligible Antibody Response to Current or Historical Variants

   Seasonal influenza vaccination only elicits a strong and durable antibody response in a subset of recipients, and prior homologous booster trials have failed to improve on single-dose vaccination. Here, we conducted a phase 4 clinical trial to test if a heterologous prime-boost increases antibody…

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