Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2024
is
a
transmitted
respiratory
pathogen
that
causes
high
morbidity
and
mortality
in
children,
especially
those
under
5
years
of
age.
During
the
implementation
population
control
measures
for
COVID-19
mainland
China,
Clinical Microbiology Reviews,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 29, 2025
SUMMARY
Streptococcus
pneumoniae
(the
“pneumococcus”)
is
a
significant
human
pathogen.
The
key
determinant
of
pneumococcal
fitness
and
virulence
its
ability
to
produce
protective
polysaccharide
(PS)
capsule,
anti-capsule
antibodies
mediate
serotype-specific
opsonophagocytic
killing
bacteria.
Notably,
immunization
with
conjugate
vaccines
(PCVs)
has
effectively
reduced
the
burden
disease
caused
by
serotypes
included
in
but
also
spurred
relative
upsurge
prevalence
non-vaccine
serotypes.
Recent
advancements
serotyping
bioinformatics
surveillance
tools
coupled
high-resolution
analytical
techniques
have
enabled
discovery
numerous
new
capsule
types,
thereby
providing
fresh
perspective
on
dynamic
landscape.
This
review
offers
insights
into
current
seroepidemiology
highlighting
important
serotype
shifts
different
global
regions
PCV
era.
It
comprehensively
summarizes
newly
discovered
from
2007
2024,
alongside
updates
revised
chemical
structures
de-novo
determinations
for
previously
known
Furthermore,
we
spotlight
emerging
evidence
non-pneumococcal
Mitis-group
strains
that
express
capsular
PS
are
serologically
biochemically
related
types.
We
further
discuss
implications
these
recent
findings
nomenclature,
carriage
detection,
future
design.
maps
out
status
outlines
course
research
vaccine
strategies,
ensuring
continued
effective
response
evolving
challenge.
Vaccine,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
50, С. 126848 - 126848
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2025
In
2019,
the
10-valent
pneumococcal
conjugate
vaccine
(PCV10)
was
introduced
in
Croatian
immunization
programme,
a
first
for
this
European
PCV-naïve
country.
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
impact
of
PCV10
on
serotype
distribution
among
asymptomatic
children
and
with
pneumonia
and/or
acute
otitis
media.
Cross-sectional
studies
were
conducted
before
after
introduction,
nasopharyngeal
swabs
collected
from
1500
healthy
under
48
months
age.
An
additional
324
18
years
media,
whom
Streptococcus
pneumoniae
isolated,
also
included.
Isolates
identified
by
conventional
methods,
serotyped
Quellung
reaction,
tested
antimicrobial
susceptibility
using
disk
diffusion
gradient
test
methods.
We
report
prevalence,
absolute
risk
(prevalence)
difference
(RD)
relative
ratio
(RR)
differences
between
exposed
control
children.
Carriage
prevalence
increased
19.9%
28.7%,
primarily
due
rise
non-vaccine
serotypes
(NVT).
Adjusted
probabilities
6C
(RR
3.18;
95%
CI,
1.43-7.06),
11A
2.8;
1.22-6.39),
19A
4.18;
1.18-14.9)
23A
3.93;
1.87-8.24)
significantly
higher
Prevalences
these
pneumonia/acute
cohort,
3
4.6;
2.02-10.3),
becoming
leading
post-PCV10
isolate
overall
studied
population.
Serotypes
almost
entirely
responsible
complicated
cases
which
probability
21-fold.
Antimicrobial
remained
similar
across
periods.
early
post-vaccine
period
significant
increase
vaccine-related
(6C,
19A)
observed.
Continued
monitoring
is
essential
concerning
patients
mucosal
infections
pneumonia.
Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
21(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 27, 2025
Two
pneumococcal
conjugate
vaccines,
PCV15
and
PCV20,
were
licensed
in
June
2021.
includes
two
additional
serotypes
(22F,
33F)
beyond
those
PCV13,
while
PCV20
adds
seven
more
(8,
10A,
11A,
12F,
15B,
22F,
33F),
covering
approximately
30%
of
invasive
disease
(IPD)
cases
adults.
In
2023,
the
US
CDC's
Advisory
Committee
on
Immunization
Practices
(ACIP)
recommended
either
or
for
all
children
aged
<
5
years
2‒18
with
risk
conditions.
2024,
FDA
approved
PCV21
adults
≥
18
years.
October
ACIP
alone
PPSV23
50
19-49
These
advancements
highlight
evolving
landscape
vaccination.
This
review
examines
molecular
epidemiology
infections,
diagnostic
methods,
anticipated
public
health
impact
these
vaccines
reducing
burden.
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2025
Children
with
hematologic
malignancies
(HMs)
are
at
increased
risk
of
invasive
pneumococcal
disease
(IPD).
Data
on
long-term
IPD
trends
in
U.S.
children
HM
after
13-valent
conjugate
vaccine
(PCV13)
introduction
limited.
We
assessed
before
and
PCV13
the
proportion
cases
caused
by
serotypes
contained
new
vaccines
(PCV15
PCV20,
introduced
2019).
During
2005-2019,
among
aged
<18
years
were
identified
through
Active
Bacterial
Core
surveillance.
characterized
underlying
conditions
(HM,
other
factors,
no
factors)
time
periods
[pre-PCV13
(2005-2009),
early-PCV13
(2010-2014)
late-PCV13
(2015-2019)].
estimated
incidence
rate
ratios
(IRRs)
<5
without
during
2010-2019.
5912
years;
215
(3.6%)
HM.
The
decreased
over
all
groups;
however,
IRRs
vs.
215.8
[95%
confidence
interval
(CI):
146.1-292.4]
240.9
(95
CI:
152.3-341.1)
early
periods,
respectively.
In
period,
PCV15/non-PCV13
PCV20/non-PCV15
19.4%
4.8%
PCV13-type
introduction.
However,
remain
an
IPD.
Continued
monitoring
impact
PCV15
PCV20
use
is
needed.
Acta Oto-Laryngologica,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 8
Опубликована: Фев. 27, 2025
Pneumococcal
conjugated
vaccine
(PCV)
has
contributed
to
a
dramatic
reduction
in
invasive
pneumococcal
diseases.
However,
its
impact
upon
nasopharyngeal
carriage
and
upper
respiratory
tract
infections
is
unclear.
This
study
was
aimed
evaluate
the
humoral
immunity
against
Streptococcus
pneumoniae
children
with
recurrent
acute
otitis
media
(rAOM)
post
PCV
era.
We
evaluated
eight
representative
serotypes
included
PCV13
(3,
6
A,
6B,
9
V,
14,
18
C,
19
F,
23
F)
among
rAOM.
Serum
total
immunoglobulin
levels
were
typically
within
normal
range,
but
there
decrease
IgG2
>20%
of
cases.
Serotype-specific
antibody
titers
not
significantly
different
for
any
serotype
rAOM
group
compared
healthy
controls,
except
3.
Conversely,
ability
serotype-specific
antibodies
induce
opsonophagocytic
killing
increased
three
(6
14).
There
positive
correlation
between
titer
activity
five
F).
Quantitative
qualitative
evaluation
would
be
an
important
method
evaluating
Pediatric Pulmonology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2024
Nontypeable
Haemophilus
influenzae
(NTHi)
and
Streptococcus
pneumoniae
(pneumococcus)
are
pathobionts
that
share
common
environmental
niches
within
the
upper
respiratory
tract.
They
can
form
part
of
resident
airway
microbiota,
but
under
certain
circumstances
become
pathogenic
induce
disease.
In
children,
both
organisms
have
a
considerable
impact
on
healthcare
system,
commonly
causing
acute
otitis
media
pneumonia.
also
associated
with
chronic
biofilm-mediated
infections,
such
as
persistent
middle
ear
effusions
suppurative
media,
in
lower
airways
protracted
bacterial
bronchitis
bronchiectasis.
Consequently,
responsible
for
large
numbers
antibiotic
prescriptions
substantial
costs.
The
complex
relationship
between
NTHi
pneumococcal
co-interaction
during
colonization,
infection
biofilm
formation
is
poorly
understood
greater
understanding
needed
to
facilitate
development
future
therapies,
novel
interventions
prevention
strategies.
Co-infections
bacteria
result
more
severe
disease,
disease
severity
likely
mediated
by
their
ability
cooperate
some
vivo
niches.
However,
this
not
always
straightforward,
conditions,
these
two
compete
rather
than
cooperate.
Current
opinion
supports
developing
vaccine
targeting
strains,
well
combined
pneumococci
decrease
burden
young
children.
This
review
summarizes
our
current
knowledge
interactions
speculates
directions
research
understand
how
co-exist
better
prevent
treat
infection.