• The Future of Vaccines: Advancements and Hope for Chronic Conditions

  • Oct 23 2024
  • Length: 20 mins
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The Future of Vaccines: Advancements and Hope for Chronic Conditions

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  • In this audio guide, we’re joined by two experts from GSK, Dr. Philip Dormitzer, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Vaccines R&D and Infectious Disease Research, and Dr. Jamila Louahed, Global Head of Therapeutic Vaccines R&D. Together, they explore the future of vaccine research and the important role vaccines play in preventing chronic diseases and promoting overall public health. Our guests also share insights into how innovative vaccine technologies hold promise for individuals with chronic conditions and the potential for protection against diseases like shingles and dementia.

    If you’re curious about the future of vaccines and how they could impact your health, this audio guide is for you.

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    Susan Jara, Director of Patient Education at GHLF: sjara@ghlf.org

    A podcast series produced by Ben Blanc, Associate Director, Digital Production and Engagement at GHLF.

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    Informed Immunity is a podcast series produced by the non-profit Global Healthy Living Foundation, and this audio guide was made possible with support from GSK.

    Learn more at ghlf.org/informed-immunity/

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