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Podcast: Healthy environments, polio progress, and colour-change hygiene checker
In this edition: What makes a healthy environment, the final steps to eliminate polio, and a test for proper cleaning.
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Podcast: Healthy environments, polio progress, and colour-change hygiene checker
In this edition: What makes a healthy environment, the final steps to eliminate polio, and a test for proper cleaning.
Q&A: COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy
How safe are COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy, and why is it important to include pregnant women in clinical trials?
Vaccine passports linked to COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in UK and Israel
A new study from Imperial College London has found a link between COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and a perceived lack of free will over vaccine passports.
Dog vaccination essential for preventing rabies spread to humans and animals
A coordinated and sustained programme of dog vaccination is essential for preventing rabies spread to humans and animals, according to new research.
New vaccine study to investigate durability of COVID-19 immunity
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funding will support new research into the durability of COVID-19 immunity after vaccination and natural infection.
Vaccines given in last 20 years could prevent 50 million deaths in LMICs
Vaccinations given in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) in the last 20 years will prevent 50 million deaths from infectious diseases.
Self-amplifying RNA COVID-19 vaccine technology safe in humans, suggests study
Results from the first trial of a new COVID-19 vaccine technology show no short-term safety concerns.
VacEquity Global Health (VGH)
Imperial and its partners are closing VacEquity Global Health (VGH).
‘Mosquito smoothie’ innovation boosts future malaria vaccine potential
A faster method for collecting pure malaria parasites from infected mosquitos could accelerate the development of new, more potent malaria vaccines.
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Next generation vaccine tech offers post-COVID opportunities – global experts
The Imperial-led Future Vaccine Manufacturing Research (FVMR) Hub co-hosted an event with the Vax-Hub on what we have learnt from COVID-19.