A study reveals that the BCG tuberculosis vaccine may influence biomarkers related to Alzheimer’s disease by modifying immune responses and amyloid-beta levels. This effect suggests the vaccine could play a role in early Alzheimer’s development. However, the study’s small size… Read More »Tuberculosis BCG vaccine alters biomarkers linked to Alzheimer’s
Recent research indicates that the 100-year-old BCG vaccine, primarily for tuberculosis, may hold promise for treating or reversing type 1 diabetes. Studies show that it can reduce HbA1c levels and beneficially affect immune responses. However, more extensive clinical trials are… Read More »BCG vaccine for type 1 diabetes — what’s the current science?
New research suggests the century-old BCG tuberculosis vaccine may also reduce Alzheimer’s disease risk. Originally developed against TB by Calmette and Guérin and proven highly effective, this vaccine now appears to have broad immunotherapeutic benefits. Clinical trials have demonstrated its… Read More »BCG vaccine may be a weapon against Alzheimer’s disease
The BCG vaccine, initially for tuberculosis, shows promise in treating hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), common liver cancer, as per a study by UC Davis researchers. The vaccine, in animal models, triggered an immune response reducing cancer growth. With its history of… Read More »100-year-old BCG vaccine — promising treatment for liver cancer
The BCG vaccine, usually used to prevent tuberculosis, will be starting a new phase 2 clinical trial to treat diabetes in children.
The 100 year old BCG vaccine, which prevents tuberculosis, may be useful in treating cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and type 1 diabetes.
Early research showed that the BCG vaccine for tuberculosis may prevent COVID-19. Latest clinical research shows that it does not work.
Debunking the myth that Big Pharma has a secret cure for type 1 diabetes so that they can sell more expensive insulin.
Jeff Beck died of bacterial meningitis not the COVID-19 vaccine as is claimed by anti-vaxxers who think every sudden death is vaccine-related