This post was published on September 8, 2011 and may be out of date
Chronic diseases are a major target of intensive research efforts, with the promise of therapeutic vaccination offering hope that protection against conditions once viewed as beyond the reach of vaccine research.
The role of vaccines in raising standards of global health is also addressed with a special focus on how organisations such as the GAVI alliance can help improve access to medicines for people in developing countries.
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Interview with GAVI’s Dan Thomas on global efforts to save lives
VaccinesToday (@VaccinesToday) (@VaccinesToday)
September 9th, 2011
Scientists on the verge of new #vaccines http://t.co/tjcLo1R
Pascal Barollier (@PascalBarollier)
September 9th, 2011
Any mention of dengue in this article about new vaccines on the horizon? http://t.co/8F1OYs3 @VaccinesToday
Gary Finnegan
September 9th, 2011
It’s briefly mentioned in this one but the full text is only available to subscribers.
Here’s the relevant quote: “A vaccine of considerable interest for South East Asia is the dengue virus vaccine. Again, progress of research is good here and a vaccine should become available soon.”
Andrea Kitta (@AndreaKitta)
September 9th, 2011
Scientists on the verge of new vaccines http://t.co/Nm3tfX7 via @vaccinestoday