Vaccine Efficacy
Vaccine efficacy measures how well a vaccine works in preventing disease. It is expressed as a percentage. High efficacy indicates strong protection. Factors influencing efficacy include the type of vaccine and the population's health. Variants of viruses can also affect outcomes. Understanding efficacy helps in public health decisions. It guides vaccination strategies and informs the public about safety and effectiveness.
Recent research has shed light on the impact of maternal antibodies on the effectiveness of malaria vaccines in infants under five months. Conducted by the Barcelona Institute for...
October 25, 2024
