Vaccines

Research from the United States, Italy and Thailand in vaccines provides new insights

Published in Hepatitis Weekly, August 7th, 2006

Reports from the United States, Italy and Thailand highlight recent research in vaccines.

Study 1: Recently published research from the United States has reported on trait positive affect and antibody response to hepatitis B vaccination.

"Recent evidence suggests that dispositional positive affect may be associated with decreased vulnerability to upper respiratory infections. To explore a potential pathway of this relationship, we examined whether trait positive affect is related to an in vivo immune response relevant for host resistance to infection," wrote A.L. Marsland and colleagues, University of Pittsburgh.

"Eighty-four...

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