Making Influenza History - The Quest for a Universal Vaccine
Offered By: Milken Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the critical quest for a universal influenza vaccine in this 57-minute panel discussion from the Milken Institute. Delve into the global health threat posed by influenza pandemics and the urgent need for improved prevention methods. Learn from expert speakers, including Anthony Fauci and Margaret Hamburg, as they discuss breakthrough science, global collaboration efforts, and the challenges in developing an effective universal flu vaccine. Examine the current state of influenza management, the role of philanthropy and government in vaccine development, and the potential impact of new treatments and diagnostics. Gain insights into the complexities of the immune system, antibody delivery, and industry incentives in the fight against influenza. Understand the importance of overcoming complacency and organizing efforts to leverage modern science and technology in creating a pre-emptive solution to future pandemics.
Syllabus
Introduction
The Quest for a Universal Vaccine
Why are we so bad
Disruption
Collaboration
Complacency
How far have we come
The federal government
We need a new entity
How do we change that
The HIV HIV field was galvanized
Twotrack system
Perception
The Science
The Immune System
Antibody Delivery
Industry Incentives
Taught by
Milken Institute
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