Irish women with 'super-dooper' immune systems could hold key to Zika vaccine

Research on a group of Irish women given a contaminated batch of the "Anti-D" product in the 70s, could pave the way for a Zika Virus vaccine.

Irish women with 'super-dooper' immune systems could hold key to Zika vaccine

Research on a group of Irish women given a contaminated batch of the "Anti-D" product in the 70s, could pave the way for a Zika virus vaccine.

The batch caused serious long-term health problems for hundreds of women.

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