UMD & UMSOM team finds new malaria vaccine targets using machine learning and "reverse vaccinology." Learn more about their innovative approach and its potential impact on global health! today.umd.edu/to-hunt-for-be…
A Critical Insight: Dengue Human Challenge Model Prevents Potential Vaccine Missteps ow.ly/r3jC50RNi7e
University of Maryland School of Medicine Launches Vaccine Development Program to Prevent Sepsis in Newborns
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UMSOM Center for Vaccine Dev. & Global Health retweeted
CARB-X will award US$3.96M to @UMCVD to develop a maternal vaccine that prevents sepsis caused by Klebsiella pneumoniae in newborns & infants.
If successful, researchers expect the vaccine may prevent 80-90% of K. pneumoniae neonatal sepsis infections.
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UMSOM Center for Vaccine Dev. & Global Health retweeted
Many thanks to @LSHTM_AMR for the nod and to my fantastic @TyphiNET collaborators! More to come 🧬 @PreventTyphoid
We’re delighted to announce @meganecarey and Miss Eve Emes as the winners of this year’s #AMR Publication Prize.
Join us on Tuesday to hear from the winners 🏆
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⏰ 13:00 BST
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In a new Q&A, 2021 Sabin Rising Star winner @NginacheVN — now a PhD student @UMBaltimore and working @UMCVD — discusses vaccine acceptance in Malawi, catching children up on immunizations, & building relationships with the community. 🌟
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Celebrate National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW)! This National Infant Immunization Week, let's focus on keeping our youngest and most vulnerable safe. With COVID-19 disruptions, it's more important than ever to stay on track with well-child visits and routine vaccinations.
Join @Fogarty_NIH and @USAmbGHSD, U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator & Special Representative for Global Health Diplomacy overseeing @PEPFAR for the Barmes #GlobalHealth Lecture 2024: Global #HIV/AIDS Response: Then, Now, Future. June 5. go.nih.gov/Barmes2024
UMSOM Center for Vaccine Dev. & Global Health retweeted
Groundbreaking research by UMSOM CVD faculty and CVD-Mali shows Tdap vaccine given to pregnant women in Mali is safe and confers high pertussis, diphtheria and tetanus antibodies to infants at birth. ow.ly/LFfH50Rcp3P
NIH selects Dr. Kathleen Neuzil as Director of The Fogarty International Center ow.ly/4FqB50R5UWo
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Dean Gladwin discusses a painting with its artist, Qrcky, at the recent opening of the art gallery exhibition, “Unveiling Equity,” this week at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. #DeanGladwinOnTheMove
CVD's Wilbur Chen and UMD's Don Milton Discuss their Groundbreaking Study, Which Aims to Understand Respiratory Virus Transmission today.umd.edu/public-health-…
Dr. Matthew Laurens at UMSOM's Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health, explains, "[There is a] very, very slim chance that fully vaccinated individuals can get the disease, maybe one to two percent. If you are vaccinated, you are protected." ow.ly/Eqfc50QyOtK
Single Dose Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine (TCV) Provides Lasting Efficacy in Children: First Study in Africa Found TCV Provided More than Four Years of Protection in Those Ages 9 Months & Older ow.ly/uEY650QuMKB
UMSOM Center for Vaccine Dev. & Global Health retweeted
Recent data from #Malawi show longer term efficacy of typhoid conjugate vaccines (TCVs)! #VaccinesWork to #TakeOnTyphoid: coalitionagainsttyphoid.org/…
@health_malawi @UMCVD @MLW_Programme
First of its kind study seeks to determine how the flu is spread. thebaltimorebanner.com/commu…
UMSOM's Wilbur Chen @WilburChenMD explains new clinical trial pays people with the flu $1,900 to get others sick
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@UMDPublicHealth @UMCVD @UMMedschool