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Ep. 246 - How Do mRNA Vaccines Work Compared to Traditional Vaccines?

Ep. 246 - How Do mRNA Vaccines Work Compared to Traditional Vaccines?

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Vaccines train the immune system to recognize a pathogen before it ever meets the real thing, and mRNA vaccines do it by instructing your own cells to make the target protein themselves. Immunologist and pathologist Dr. Terry Harville of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences joins Dr. Dean Mitchell to explain how classic vaccines built from weakened or inactivated viruses compare with mRNA technology, why mRNA is packaged in a lipid particle, and why antibody levels fade while T cell memory stays. They compare mRNA, viral vector, and protein subunit COVID vaccines, discuss why a vaccine reaction can feel like the flu, and cover myocarditis and clotting concerns. Dr. Harville also explains how long protection lasts for tetanus, pneumococcal, shingles, and RSV vaccines, and why viruses that jump from animals to humans, like HIV, Ebola, and SARS-CoV-2, are so hard for the immune system to handle.

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Featured in IG Living magazine, a publication for the immune globulin community: UAMS Department of Pathology feature

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