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The relationship between immunogenicity and reactogenicity of vaccines

This narrative review by Gromer et al. provides a comprehensive synthesis of the long-observed but poorly characterized relationship between vaccine reactogenicity—short-term, inflammatory adverse events—and...

3 December, 2025

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The American CDC on vaccines and autism

For many years, the CDC’s vaccine-safety pages stated clearly that vaccines do not cause autism and used that phrase as a concise summary of a large evidence base. The earlier material explained that multiple large...

26 November, 2025

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Vaccine Licensure

Download Infographic Overview Vaccines must meet the highest standards for safety and efficacy, as they are used for the prevention of diseases in healthy subjects, not as treatment for disease. Vaccines are biological...

12 November, 2025

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Human Papillomavirus

Download Infographic Overview HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is extremely common worldwide and is mainly transmitted through sexual contact; most people are infected shortly after the onset of sexual activity. There are...

5 November, 2025

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HPV epidemiology and vaccine recommendations: Summary

Epidemiology Global burden: Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection worldwide, with over 200 identified HPV types, of which at least 12 are oncogenic or high-risk types. HPV causes...

2 September, 2025

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Prevention and control of seasonal influenza with vaccines:
ACIP recommendations for the United States, 2025-26 season

Key updates for 2025-26 season Vaccine composition changes All influenza vaccines available in the United States during the 2025-26 season will be trivalent, containing hemagglutinin derived from: H1N1 component:...

2 September, 2025

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Designing self-destructing bacteria to make effective tuberculosis vaccines

Working toward more effective tuberculosis (TB) vaccines, researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine have developed two strains of mycobacteria with “kill switches” that can be triggered to stop the bacteria...

26 February, 2025

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UNICEF issues emergency tender for mpox vaccines to combat ongoing outbreak

UNICEF has announced the issuance of an emergency tender to procure mpox vaccines, aiming to curb the ongoing outbreak that has been declared a public health emergency by both the Africa Centres for Disease Control and...

2 September, 2024

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A golden age of vaccines is here. What it means for you

Roll up your sleeves. Effective new vaccines have hit the market for everything from pneumonia to shingles to RSV to, of course, Covid-19. And that’s just the beginning. There were 258 vaccines in development as of...

24 November, 2023

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Data-informed decision-making: Driving life-course immunisation in National Immunisations Programs

We are impressed by the terrific work of the Coalition for Life Course Immunization (CLCI) and want to spread their call to action for improving European health. CLCI understands the importance of a systematic, data...

18 October, 2023

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