
Top news coverage from the NFID 18th Annual Conference on Vaccine Research, held on April 13-15, 2015 in Bethesda, MD:
- 3 key lessons industry leaders have learned from the latest Ebola crisis (BioPharmaDive)
- Video: Assessment of vaccine safety, efficacy critical after introduction (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Kathleen M. Neuzil, MD, MPH, PATH - Video: D.A. Henderson, MD, honored for career in vaccine-preventable diseases (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring D.A. Henderson, MD, Johns Hopkins University - Video: Effectiveness of inactivated vs. live flu vaccine currently unclear (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Richard K. Zimmerman, MD, University of Pittsburgh - HBV vaccine unaffected by type 2 diabetes (Diabetes in Control)
Featuring Andrew Trofa, MD, GlaxoSmithKine - Health care workers show preference for intradermal flu vaccine (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Julia B. Garcia-Diaz, MD, Ochsner Medical Foundation - LAIV more effective 1 year after IIV (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Herve Caspard, MedImmune - Video: New data on vaccines and vaccination at ACVR 2015 (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Bruce G. Gellin, MD, MPH, National Vaccine Program Office, US Department of Health and Human Services - Providers need to continually promote HPV vaccine to parents (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Beth Auslander, PhD, University of Texas Medical Branch - Tdap appears safe for pregnant women, infants (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Abbey B. Berenson, MD. PhD, University of Texas Medical Branch - Transparency key to increasing vaccination rates (Healio Infectious Disease News)
Featuring Natasha S. Crowcroft, MD, Public Health Ontario
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