Vaccine Research

Infectious Disease Vaccines

Infectious Disease Vaccines play a vital role in controlling global health threats by preventing the spread of deadly pathogens. Significant advances have been made in vaccines targeting Influenza, which continues to evolve and cause seasonal outbreaks. Efforts are ongoing to develop more effective vaccines for Tuberculosis (TB), a major global killer. Zika and Dengue viruses, transmitted by mosquitoes, pose growing public health risks in tropical regions, prompting the development of new generation vaccines. This track will explore current challenges, clinical trials, and breakthroughs in vaccines for these and other infectious diseases.