1. Multistage malaria shot shows mid-term protection in Malian adults – but transmission benefits still unproven In this randomized, double blind trial from peri urban Mali, 34 healthy adults (18–50 years) with...
The story of early TBE research in the Soviet Union is more than a historical curiosity. It offers a vivid case study of how science, politics, and social conditions intertwine. It reminds us that medical breakthroughs...
Over roughly the past week, formal NITAG/agency outputs have largely reinforced and operationalized earlier 2026 policy decisions, while the most clearly “new” developments sit in World/Regional Immunization Week...
Download Infographic Overview This infographic provides an overview of tick-borne infectious diseases in humans, focusing on bacterial infections and babesiosis. It explains the relationship between causative pathogens...
1. MF59-aQIV looks economically persuasive in Korea and Taiwan — but the price assumptions do a lot of the work This modelling study assessed the cost-effectiveness of MF59-adjuvanted quadrivalent influenza vaccine...
World Immunization Week (24–30 April) has become the flagship moment each year when the global immunization community pauses, takes stock, and speaks with one voice about the power of vaccines. Each April, the World...
Global vaccination policy this week feels less like harmonized orchestration and more like controlled fragmentation—with a purpose. European and Western Pacific advisory groups are quietly locking in 2026–2027...
Global WHO and public health WHO’s Technical Advisory Group on COVID-19 Vaccine Composition (TAG‑CO‑VAC) is preparing its next decision on updated COVID‑19 vaccine antigen composition, with a meeting scheduled for May...