Joseph Breese - Sabin Vaccine Institute

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Approved seasonal influenza vaccines: types Inactivated vaccines “Standard” Inactivated vaccines Intradermal Inactivated vaccines High-dose Inactivated vaccine Adjuvanted inactivated vaccines Live attenuated vaccines
Influenza vaccines: types “Standard” Inactivated vaccines • Many manufacturers • Intramuscular injection • 0.5cc per dose • often decreased to 0.25cc for children 6-35 months • Contains 15 µg hemagglutinin of each virus strain per 0.5cc dose • 6 months of age or older – products vary • Protection primarily mediated by humoral immunity against the hemagglutinin protein • Protection correlated with serum antibody levels postvaccination
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Joseph Breese - Sabin Vaccine Institute

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