Vaccines & Immunology

Vaccine Safety & Efficacy

The term "antibody adequacy" refers to an immunization's ability to provide the desired beneficial effects for those who have received it in a defined population when used in its ideal form. The potential risks of an adverse event following vaccination (AEFI) with that immunization must be weighed against the potential benefits of a successful immunization, such as improvement of wellbeing and prosperity, protection from illness and its physical, mental, and financial outcomes. The risk that a negative or unwanted outcome would occur, as well as the severity of the ensuing harm to the wellbeing of those who have received vaccinations in a defined population, after receiving an immunization in optimal usage conditions.

• nfluenza Vaccines


• Measles Vaccines