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CDC Just Awarded Pfizer $1.2 Billion for COVID-19 Shots

CDC Just Awarded Pfizer .2 Billion for COVID-19 Shots

U.S. federal procurement records published in June 2026 show that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded Pfizer more than $1.24 billion in contracts for adult and pediatric mRNA COVID-19 shots for fiscal years 2026 and 2027. The contracts, which were published on SAM.gov and contained more money allocated for pediatric COVID […]

Experimental Vaccine to Prevent Fentanyl Overdose Enters Human Trials

Experimental Vaccine to Prevent Fentanyl Overdose Enters Human Trials

An experimental “anti-fentanyl” vaccine developed by ARMR Sciences, Inc. of New York and the University of Houston has entered Phase 1/2 human trials, according to a June 17 press release issued by the company. The vaccine candidate has spent years in development and vaccine developers say it represents a potential intervention in America’s ongoing overdose […]

Mussel Protein Used to Develop New Vaccine Technology

Mussel Protein Used to Develop New Vaccine Technology

Scientists in South Korea have developed a new adhesive adjuvant protein-based nanoparticle vaccine technology that they believe may provide longer-lasting immunity with a single injection. According to the researchers in a study published in the journal Biomaterials in 2026, the new approach used bioengineering, gene synthesis and cloning to create a new vaccine technology using […]

First Trimester COVID-19 Shot Linked to Birth Defects in New Registry Study

First Trimester COVID-19 Shot Linked to Birth Defects in New Registry Study

A new registry-based cohort study out of Iran published in Sage Journals on June 15, 2026, has found a higher incidence of congenital anomalies, or birth defects, in babies born to women who received a COVID-19 shot within the first trimester of pregnancy compared with those who did not get vaccinated or were vaccinated after […]

“Vaccines” for Honeybees and Shrimp?

“Vaccines” for Honeybees and Shrimp?

Researchers are investigating whether feeding inactivated bacteria to invertebrates such as honeybees and shrimp can act as “vaccines” by causing epigenetic changes that prevent disease, even though invertebrates lack the immune system typically targeted by traditional vaccines.1 The first vaccine for honeybees has received conditional approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2023 and […]

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