You know that weird feeling.

When you've been assigned to vaccinate the population of an entire country, but there

are some people who just will not get down with the program.

People who, no matter what you say, what you do, or what incentive you put out there,

just refuse to take the vaccine.

In America, this represents somewhere between 19 to about 30% of the population, depending

on how you do the numbers.

And so, wouldn't it be nice if there was some way that the government could disseminate

the vaccine quietly in a way that people wouldn't even realize that they were getting vaccinated?

That way, you can achieve your goal with minimal resistance.

Well, if that's what you were thinking, you're in luck.

Because scientists over at Yale University have just taken a giant step towards making

such a thing reality.

This paper right here, that you can see up on your screen, was published just two weeks

ago by researchers over at Yale University.

The paper is titled, polymer nanoparticles deliver mRNA to the lung from eucosal vaccination.

And what these researchers over at Yale were able to achieve is to develop a new airborne

method of delivery for mRNA vaccines.

Here is specifically what they wrote in their summary, quote.

An inhalable platform for mRNA therapeutics would enable minimally invasive and long targeted

delivery for a host of pulmonary diseases.

Here we report an inhalable polymer-based vehicle for delivery of therapeutic mRNAs to

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