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"Based on our modelling analysis, MR-MAPs could prevent 27% - 37% of measles cases and deaths over 10 years." quote by Dr Han Fu

Expert Comment – Microarray patches could be a cost-effective vaccine innovation in tackling the global measles burden

Tuesday 14 November 2023

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Meet Edward Parker

Wednesday 8 November 2023

Participants at the VIT retreat in The Gambia

Vaccine theme retreat at The Gambia’s MRC Unit

Wednesday 8 November 2023

$“Bacterial-engineered glycoconjugate vaccines can be produced for a fraction of the price of chemical conjugates. Cheaper vaccines are universally beneficial, but the benefits are greater in low-resource settings where the burden of disease is often higher.”$

Glycans, the ‘dark matter’ of biology

Thursday 12 October 2023

Worryingly, differences in vaccine uptake according to ethnicity and socioeconomic status remain as stark as in the early days of the vaccine rollout.

As UK COVID-19 booster campaign begins, gaps in vaccine uptake remain

Wednesday 11 October 2023

"The positive recommendation by WHO for the deployment of R21 is another important step in malaria vaccine development on the long road to achieving malaria elimination." Sir Brian Greenwood, Professor of Clinical Tropical Medicine, LSHTM

Expert Comment – R21 malaria vaccine receives WHO recommendation

Tuesday 3 October 2023

“The award of the Nobel Prize for Medicine to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman is exciting. The RNA approach and other vaccine technology platforms being developed at LSHTM, point the way to lower cost, more effective vaccines, and vaccine equity worldwide.” quote by Brendan Wren

Nobel Prize awarded to scientists working on mRNA vaccines

Tuesday 3 October 2023

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Meet Khitam Muhsen

Tuesday 12 September 2023

Image showing the nearly 200 members from 45 countries of the Global Typhoid Genomics Consortium.

Landmark Salmonella Typhi genomic study provides crucial insights into regional and global AMR patterns

Tuesday 12 September 2023

"A global one-dose HPV vaccination programme could significantly reduce cervical cancer burden, particularly in resource-constrained regions." Kiesha Prem, Assistant Professor, LSHTM

Expert Comment – Single-dose HPV vaccine effective in preventing cervical cancer globally

Tuesday 5 September 2023

"It should help protect the most vulnerable people in the country, as well as reducing the risk that the NHS becomes overstretched." Mark Jit, Professor of Vaccine Epidemiology, LSHTM

Expert Comment - Flu and COVID-19 vaccine programmes brought forward

Thursday 31 August 2023

"Children who received the RTS,S-drug combination and also used bednets likely had greater than 90% protection against malaria episodes during the study." Brian Greenwood, Professor of Clinical Tropical Medicine, LSHTM

Seasonal malaria vaccine-drug combination sees dramatic reductions at five-year mark

Friday 25 August 2023