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It’s the latest step in vaccine research at McMaster University.

A year ago, doctors announced a shot that would ease reactions in people who suffer allergies to cats. Now a new study is being launched to determine how the innoculation changes the immune system to protect the patient. And they’re turning to the community to find cat-allergic volunteers.

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