You're listening to Shortwave from NPR.

Hey, it's your wavers, Regina Barber here with Emily Kwong and Elsa Chen.

Elsa, of course, is on your radio weekday afternoons hosting all things considered.

And today, she's helping us wrap up the week with our science news roundup.

And we appreciate it a lot because we've picked out three biomedical stories for you.

First, the latest in RSV vaccines.

And then, a new way to deliver the measles vaccine.

And finally, an intervention to make a man walk again.

The theme is cool things being done to the human body.

Excellent summary.

Buckela, Elsa.

You're listening to Shortwave from NPR.

Okay, Elsa.

As usual, you're here to learn about three science stories in the news lately.

One about a new RSV vaccine.

One about a new way to deliver the measles vaccine.

And finally, some new tech to make a man walk again.

That sounds like a biblical story.

Yeah.

Let's start with RSV.

Okay.

Tell us.

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