Progress toward universal vaccines

Recent pandemics have highlighted the need to be prepared for the next emerging disease, whenever it arrives.

July 25, 2023 Edition

This article, about preparing for the next pandemic before it starts, inaugurates a new periodic feature of NIH Research Matters called Research in Context. These in-depth articles will focus on cutting-edge NIH biomedical research topics, describing the current state of research in a field and where it may be heading.

Illustration of a nanoparticle vaccine that contains proteins from many different flu strains.

Research in Context: Progress toward universal vaccines

Recent pandemics have highlighted the need to be prepared for the next emerging disease, whenever it arrives. To this end, NIH-funded research teams have been working to develop universal vaccines against diseases with pandemic potential.

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July 25, 2023 Edition

Research in Context: Progress toward universal vaccines

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