Australian researchers say they could deliver a breakthrough for COVID-19 vaccinations worldwide, allowing nurses to finally put down the syringe as a study to administer the medicine via a nasal spray gets a boost.
The New South Wales (NSW) government has given Macquarie University Prof. Daniela Traini and University of NSW professor Pall Thordarson—core members of the NSW RNA Vaccine Production and Research Network—a $100,000 grant to deliver a needleless COVID-19 vaccine.
