Research in Immune Responses to Vaccines Antigen during Influenza A Infection

Dear Colleagues,

Current vaccination strategies against influenza are clearly inadequate, primarily due to the ever-changing nature of the influenza viruses. Thus, a significant clinical need exists for better influenza vaccines that can provide broader and long-lasting protection not only in healthy individuals but also in highly susceptible groups such as the elderly. This Special Issue of Vaccines will cover all aspects of influenza vaccines in the hope that new ideas and latest results will aid development of better vaccination strategies against influenza infections.

Dr. Yoichi Furuya
Dr. Danushka Wijesundara
Guest Editors

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