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Infectious disease. Immune suppressant unexpectedly boosts flu vaccine.

Experimental results are sometimes so paradoxical and downright weird that they open up never-imagined possibilities—and force researchers to rethink previous notions. Just such a finding surfaced in a study that gave mice a drug used to suppress the immune system and found that it bolstered the powers of an influenza vaccine. The drug9s surprising impact on the immune system may offer a way to elicit more effective antibody responses from vaccines against myriad other diseases.