NZ Paediatric Vaccines Research Review Issue 64
In this issue:
– Aluminium-adsorbed vaccines and chronic diseases in childhood
– The impact of mumps vaccines on the incidence of mumps
– Effectiveness and herd protection 17 years after HPV vaccine introduction
– Impact of RSV immunisation on the rate of paediatric acute otitis media
– Wild to Mild: CDC’s 2023–24 influenza vaccination campaign
– Modelling the impact of MMR vaccination strategies on measles outbreaks
– Immune responses after MMR vaccination in 6-month-old infants
– Primary health care strategies for immunising children under 5
– Narratives promote vaccine confidence among Indigenous peoples
– Vaccine safety surveillance in Australia
Expert contributor
Associate Professor Helen Petousis-Harris
Dr Helen Petousis-Harris is an Associate Professor in vaccinology in the Department of General Practice and Primary Health Care at the University of Auckland. She leads international collaborative research on vaccine safety and effectiveness and is a co-director of the Global Vaccine Data Network. Her work focuses on protecting populations through evidence-based immunisation policies, science […]
Expert contributor
Professor Nikki Turner
Nikki is an academic General Practitioner. She currently lives in Wellington and works as a Professor for the University of Auckland in the Department of General Practice and Primary Care, and part-time as a General Practitioner in Wellington. She is the Principal Medical Advisor for Immunisation Advisory Centre (IMAC) at the University of Auckland. She […]
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