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Beyond Antibodies: Rethinking the Future of Vaccinology

In the world of vaccinology, Prof. Stanley A. Plotkin needs no introduction. Widely regarded as one of the leading figures in vaccine science, his groundbreaking research has helped shape modern vaccinology and advance global immunization for more than six decades.

Welcome to the 27th issue of Vaccines Beat!

Given Vaccines Beat’s growing global audience, we are delighted to introduce ImmPulse, our new monthly polls section designed to capture the perspectives of the...

Highlights Issue 027

A summary of the latest News & Alerts in the fields of vaccinology, vaccines, vaccination, and vaccine-preventable diseases. We curate the latest information on regulatory updates, emerging trends, breakthroughs in vaccine technology, vaccine safety and efficacy, global immunization developments and outbreak alerts, as a resource to keep our community informed.

Latest published papers and commentaries from the chief editors – 027

Latest impactful scientific publications that stand out for their potential bearing on healthcare. We introduce groundbreaking research findings, innovative treatment modalities, results from phase 1 to 3 vaccine clinical trials, or paradigm-shifting discoveries that redefine our understanding of infectious diseases and therapeutic approaches for all vaccine-preventable diseases.

Vaccinating Animals, Protecting Humanity And The Planet: A One Health Imperative

Introduction Vaccination is usually discussed through the lens of human health. Yet some of the most consequential opportunities for immunization occur before a pathogen ever...

Catch-Up Vaccination: What To Do When The Schedule Is Interrupted

Introduction Timely vaccination provides protection at the ages when individuals are most vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases. In clinical practice, however, vaccination schedules are frequently interrupted...
Enrique Chacon Cruz, Felicitas Colombo, Javier Casellas, Vaccine, Vaccines, Vaccines Beat, Vaccinesbeat

How new vaccines are developed

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) is responsible for regulating vaccine use in the United States. The general stages...

Africa’s Vaccine Future: Population Growth, Infectious Disease Burden and the Clinical Trial Gap

Timothy Chege Kuria, PhD. Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Columbia University in New York, NY, USA. timothychege@ymail.com // https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2991-6333 Africa’s population is increasing rapidly. By 2026,...
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