There has been the trial of a new synthetic flu vaccine in Adelaide. The vaccine has proven to be successful in the treatment of flu and several other strains of it in mice.

The medicine was delivered in the form of a nasal spray.

According to Dr. Darren Miller from the University of Adelaide, "Current flu vaccines rely on health authorities being able to predict what the forthcoming viral strain is going to be and reformulating the vaccines each year accordingly”.

He also said that this is an extremely time consuming, expensive and labor intensive job. It is something that a universal and cover it all vaccine could overcome.

This vaccine could come in very handy for the aid of one and all. This is a vaccine that shall not require renewals every year. This is one of the best advantages of the vaccine.

According to the tests conducted on mice, they were 100% protected from the disease. The results were positive on the ice. It is just a matter of time things are sorted out and it can be used for humans as well.