Eating too many inflammatory foods can raise inflammation levels in the body, which in turn can make nasal polyps worse.

Scientists have discovered that flossing between your teeth could one day help vaccinate you. By targeting a uniquely ...

These findings indicate that SARS-CoV-2 infection induces broad-spectrum virus-specific T-cell responses in the nasal mucosa that are not dominated by the vaccine-induced spike-specific T-cell ...

Read: America’s flu-shot problem is also its next COVID-shot problem Mucosal vaccines don’t need to provide a perfect blockade against infection to prove valuable.

Empty nose syndrome (ENS) can happen after a nasal surgery takes out too much tissue inside your nose. With ENS, you may have abnormal breathing patterns, shortness of breath, decreased smell, or ...

Story at a glance A nasal vaccine could be another weapon in the arsenal against COVID-19. Early research has shown promising results in terms of efficacy. Recent research published in Science Immu… ...

Nasal vaccines work by targeting the thin mucous membranes that line the nose, mouth, and lungs. The working theory is by prompting immune responses where SARS-CoV-2 first enters the body, mucosal ...

A nasal booster vaccine could be key for preventing COVID-19 transmissions, according to a new study published by Yale researchers. The research team — led by Benjamin Goldman-Israelow, a YSM ...