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New #ESWIAirborne podcast 🎙️🦠 Jane Barratt is joined by early career researchers Alina Tscherne (@meduniwien.ac.at) & Valentino D’Onofrio (Ghent University) to understand why responses to the same virus, or vaccine, differ so much - and what this means for future vaccines. eswi.org/activities/p...

The Future of Immunological Medicine: Why Immune Responses Differ | ESWI

A central question explored in this informative episode on immunological medicine is why individuals respond so differently to the same virus, or even the same vaccine.

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The link between respiratory infections and chronic disease is no longer in doubt - but how do we act on it? Today's #IDC community meeting convened #NCDs, risk groups, leading scientists & experts, to discuss this very question. Here's the key message we heard... (🧵 1/5) #ESWI #NCDIDC

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The #IDC is working to better understand the link between Respiratory Infections and #NCDs - to guide future research and inform policy development. We're preparing for the next IDC meeting in June. Learn more about this work, and sign up for the newsletter here: eswi.org/networks/idc #EUHealth

Interdisciplinary Disease Collaboration | ESWI

We are scientists fighting the burden of major acute respiratory virus infections by fostering stakeholder communication and cross-disciplinary research in Europe.

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What did COVID-19 teach us about vaccine readiness? Hear from Dr. Joseph Bresee, Director of The Task Force's Partnership for International Vaccine Initiatives, on why countries with strong influenza vaccination programs were better prepared to respond — and what that means for the future.