Vaccines & Immunology

Human Vaccines Against Infectious Diseases

Around 25% of deaths globally are attributed to infectious diseases, especially in children under the age of five. If the right tools could be put in place to ensure that all children get access to basic antibodies, regardless of their socioeconomic situation or geographic location, a major portion of the burden of incurable diseases could be lessened. Additionally, new safe and effective vaccines need to be developed for a variety of diseases for which neither a practical nor an accessible preventative intervention strategy exists. The general public, the corporate sector, and the humanitarian sectors must work together to ensure that these new or better antibodies are fully developed and made available to the underprivileged populations as soon as is practical.

•  Hepatitis A


• Hepatitis B