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Models for Vaccine Evaluation

Vaccine evaluation models evaluate safety, efficacy, and impact. These include the following:
Preclinical Models: In vitro and animal studies to test immune response and safety.
Clinical Trials: Phases I-III in humans to test safety and efficacy.
Mathematical Models: Predict vaccine impact on disease spread and public health.
Post-Marketing Surveillance: The surveillance of safety and effectiveness during long-term follow-up.
These models guarantee that vaccines meet health standards, and the World Vaccines R&D Conference catalyzes innovation and collaboration in vaccine development.

 

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