Could nasal spray be more effective than a COVID vaccination? – Deseret News

Several researchers are finding that administering the vaccine to the site of infection the nose, in the case of COVID-19 could be a more efficient way to block the entry of the virus, as opposed to a shot placed in the arm.

A more effective vaccine: While traditional COVID-19 vaccines have been effective in keeping people out of the hospital, it is not uncommon that someone can contract COVID-19 even after being vaccinated, according to Healthline.

Is it safe for humans? As of now, the nasal spray is only being tested on mice, but researchers are optimistic that the treatment could be suitable for use on humans, Dr. William Schaffner, professor of preventive medicine and health policy at Vanderbilt University, told Healthline.

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