A recent study by the World Health Organization (WHO) has identified 17 high-priority bacteria, viruses, and parasites as top targets for new vaccine development. Published in eBioMedicine, this groundbreaking study aims to accelerate the creation of vaccines to address diseases caused by these pathogens, which pose significant health risks worldwide.
The WHO’s research underscores the urgent need for innovation in vaccine technology to prevent widespread infections and improve global health outcomes. This initiative reflects a proactive approach in combating infectious diseases through focused vaccine research and development.
More details in a report by Essouly DIEDHIOU and voiced by Abdullahi Hassan
