Oral vaccines could provide relief for people who suffer regular UTIs. Here’s how they work

Iris Lim

Oral vaccines could provide relief for people who suffer regular UTIs. Here’s how they work

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In a recent TikTok video, Australian media personality Abbie Chatfield shared she was starting a vaccine to protect against urinary tract infections (UTIs).

Original language	English
Journal	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 9 Oct 2024

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Oral vaccines could provide relief for people who suffer regular UTIs. Here’s how they work

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