Health Economics Policy and Law,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 24
Опубликована: Май 31, 2024
Abstract
As
the
world
comes
together
through
WHO
design
and
consultation
process
on
a
new
medical
counter-measures
platform,
we
propose
an
enhanced
APT-A
(Access
to
Pandemic
Tools
Accelerator)
that
builds
previous
architecture
but
includes
two
pillars
–
one
for
economic
assistance
another
combat
structural
inequalities
future
pandemic
preparedness
response.
part
of
APT-A,
in
light
Independent
Panel
Preparation
&
Response's
call
end-to-end
platform
access
essential
health
technologies,
mechanism
Open
Technology
Access
Accelerator
(POTAX)
can
be
implemented
countermeasures
accord
currently
under
negotiation
World
Health
Assembly
supported
by
High-Level
Meeting
review
Prevention,
Preparedness,
Response
at
United
Nations.
This
will
provide
(1)
conditional
financing
vaccines
other
technologies
requiring
companies
vest
licenses
POTAX
pool
intellectual
property
data
necessary
allow
equitable
resulting
technologies.
It
also
(2)
support
collective
procurement
as
well
measures
ensure
distribution
uptake
these
BMJ Global Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
8(6), С. e011879 - e011879
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2023
The
COVID-19
pandemic
triggered
a
sense
of
vulnerability
and
urgency
that
led
to
concerted
actions
by
governments,
funders,
regulators
industry
overcome
traditional
challenges
for
the
development
vaccine
candidates
reach
authorisation.
Unprecedented
financial
investments,
massive
demand,
accelerated
clinical
regulatory
reviews
were
among
key
factors
contributed
accelerating
approval
vaccines.
rapid
vaccines
benefited
previous
scientific
innovations
such
as
mRNA
recombinant
vectors
proteins.
This
has
created
new
era
vaccinology,
with
powerful
platform
technologies
model
development.
These
lessons
learnt
highlight
need
strong
leadership,
bring
together
global
health
organisations,
manufacturers,
scientists,
private
sector,
civil
society
philanthropy,
generate
innovative,
fair
equitable
access
mechanisms
populations
worldwide
build
more
efficient
effective
ecosystem
prepare
other
pandemics
may
emerge.
With
longer-term
view,
must
be
developed
incentives
expertise
manufacturing
can
leveraged
low/middle-income
countries
markets
ensure
equity
in
innovation,
delivery.
creation
hubs
appropriate
sustained
training,
particular
Africa,
is
certainly
way
future
public
safeguard
economic
security
continent
guarantee
access,
however
capacity
interpandemic
period.
BMJ Global Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
8(6), С. e011883 - e011883
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2023
Through
the
experiences
gained
by
accelerating
new
vaccines
for
both
Ebola
virus
infection
and
COVID-19
in
a
public
health
emergency,
vaccine
development
has
benefited
from
‘multiple
shots
on
goal’
approach
to
targets.
This
embraces
simultaneous
of
candidates
with
differing
technologies,
including,
when
feasible,
vesicular
stomatitis
or
adenovirus
vectors,
messenger
RNA
(mRNA),
whole
inactivated
virus,
nanoparticle
recombinant
protein
which
led
multiple
effective
vaccines.
The
challenge
inequity,
as
spread
globally,
created
situation
where
cutting-edge
mRNA
technologies
were
preferentially
supplied
multinational
pharmaceutical
companies
high-income
countries
while
low
middle-income
(LMICs)
pushed
back
queue
relied
more
heavily
adenoviral
vector,
To
prevent
this
occurring
future
pandemics,
it
is
essential
expand
scale-up
capacity
traditional
at
individual
hubs
LMICs.
In
parallel,
process
tech
transfer
LMIC
producers
needs
be
facilitated
funded,
building
national
regulatory
capacity,
aim
several
reaching
‘stringent
regulator’
status.
Access
doses
an
start
but
not
sufficient,
healthcare
infrastructure
vaccination
combating
dangerous
antivaccine
programmes
require
support.
Finally,
there
urgency
establish
international
framework
through
United
Nations
Pandemic
Treaty
promote,
support
harmonise
robust,
coordinated
global
response.
Globalization and Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
20(1)
Опубликована: Март 26, 2024
Abstract
Background
Unequal
and
inequitable
access
to
Covid-19
vaccines
in
low-
middle-income
countries
(L&MICs)
was
a
major
political,
ethical
public
health
failure
the
pandemic.
However,
vaccine
developers’
practices
were
not
monolithic,
but
rather,
took
diverse
approaches
supplying
different
countries,
with
important
implications
for
global
access.
Results
Using
data
on
R&D
investments,
regulatory
approvals,
manufacturing
purchase
agreements,
deliveries,
we
identified
six
distinct
innovation
models
that
apply
across
14
COVID-19
more
international
presence
from
2020–2022.
“Western
Early
Arrivers”
Pfizer/BioNTech
Moderna
supplied
largest
volumes
quickly
prioritized
high-income
(HICs)
registration
delivery.
Latecomers”
Janssen
Novavax
intermediate
later,
also
prioritizing
HICs
greater
proportion
L&MICs.
“Major
Chinese
Developers”
Sinopharm
Sinovac
early,
primarily
(MICs).
“Russian
Developer”
Gamaleya
completed
development
early
ultimately
small
volumes,
“Cosmopolitan
Oxford/AstraZeneca
large
MICs
at
lowest
prices.
Finally,
“Small
MIC
CanSino,
Bharat
Biotech,
Medigen,
Finlay
Institute
Center
Genetic
Engineering
Biotechnology
(CGEB),
exported
relatively
few
MICs.
Low-income
(LICs)
targeted
by
any
developer,
received
far
fewer
doses,
than
other
income
group.
Almost
all
developers
funding
forms
of
support,
found
little
evidence
such
support
leveraged
expand
Conclusions
Each
has
which
get
vaccines,
how
quickly,
offers
strengths
weaknesses
achieving
equitable
Our
findings
suggest
Western
firms
had
greatest
capacity
develop
deliver
during
pandemic,
is
rapidly
becoming
globally
distributed
playing
significant
role,
especially
Given
critical
role
enabling
pandemic
supply,
governments
have
both
responsibility
craft
rules
will
make
responses
future
pandemics
effective.
Journal of Immunology Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
2024, С. 1 - 18
Опубликована: Май 29, 2024
Vaccination
is
one
of
the
most
effective
prophylactic
public
health
interventions
for
prevention
infectious
diseases
such
as
coronavirus
disease
(COVID-19).
Considering
ongoing
need
new
COVID-19
vaccines,
it
crucial
to
modify
our
approach
and
incorporate
more
conserved
regions
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
effectively
address
emerging
viral
variants.
The
nucleocapsid
protein
a
structural
SARS-CoV-2
that
involved
in
replication
immune
responses.
Furthermore,
this
offers
significant
advantages
owing
minimal
accumulation
mutations
over
time
inclusion
key
T-cell
epitopes
critical
immunity.
A
novel
strategy
may
be
suitable
generation
vaccines
against
use
combination
antigens,
including
spike
proteins,
elicit
robust
humoral
potent
cellular
responses,
along
with
long-lasting
strategic
multiple
antigens
aims
enhance
vaccine
efficacy
broaden
protection
viruses,
their
response
from
other
long-lasting,
can
persist
up
11
years
post-infection.
Thus,
incorporation
nucleocapsids
(N)
into
design
adds
an
important
dimension
vaccination
efforts
holds
promise
bolstering
ability
combat
effectively.
In
review,
we
summarize
preclinical
studies
evaluated
antigen.
This
study
discusses
alone
its
or
proteins
SARS-CoV-2.
BMJ Global Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
10(1), С. e015693 - e015693
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Gross
domestic
product
(GDP)
has
been
shown
to
affect
government
spending
on
various
budget
heads
including
healthcare
and
the
purchase
distribution
of
vaccines.
This
vulnerable
situation
exacerbated
by
COVID-19
pandemic
which
disrupted
exposed
fragile
nature
equitable
access
vaccines
for
childhood
immunisation
globally.
A
systematic
review
meta-analysis
assess
association
country
income
status
GDP
with
vaccination
coverage
other
major
infectious
diseases
around
globe
will
inform
global
national
policy
equity
in
living
standards
vaccine
uptake.
study
was
carried
out
identify
factors
influenced
that
access,
distribution,
uptake
world
using
a
approach.
Data
were
extracted
burden
programmes,
affecting
vaccines,
procurement
platforms,
percentage
used
Factors
influencing
rate
also
assessed.
The
protocol
registered
PROSPERO
(ID:
CRD42022350418)
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
guidelines.
from
195
countries
showed
following
had
highest
burden;
human
papillomavirus
(HPV),
measles,
Ebola
yellow
fever.
Low-income
some
lower-middle-income
(LMICs)
COVAX
UNICEF
while
high-income
(HICs)
preferred
regional
public
tenders.
Global
tuberculosis,
diphtheria/tetanus/pertussis,
hepatitis
B,
Haemophilus
influenzae
type
b,
polio,
meningitis
HPV
significantly
higher
than
COVID-19.
Being
an
HIC
having
data
collected
1985
2015
as
most
current
associated
high
coverage.
spent
did
not
influence
LMICs
should
prioritise
research
improve
development
capacity.
Countries
worldwide
share
expenditure,
coverage,
introduction
new
technologies
facilitate
access.
Acta Paediatrica,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 20, 2025
ABSTRACT
Aim
To
analyse
whether
respiratory
syncytial
virus
(RSV)
vaccination
during
pregnancy
increases
the
odds
of
preterm
birth.
Methods
A
rapid
review
and
meta‐analysis
was
performed.
The
main
outcome
risk
(gestational
week
less
than
37)
fixed‐effects
model
used
to
pooled
ratios
(OR)
with
95%
confidence
intervals
(CI).
Evidence
certainty
assessed
according
GRADE.
Results
We
included
six
randomised
controlled
trials
17
656
births
two
observational
studies
3446
births.
for
birth
were
increased
in
(OR
1.17,
CI
1.02–1.34).
No
evidence
a
difference
seen
0.93,
0.69–1.25).
Combined,
these
showed
1.13,
1.00–1.27).
rated
be
moderate.
When
restricted
market‐approved
vaccine,
seemed
RCTs
1.21,
0.98–1.49).
Conclusion
Based
on
available
evidence,
RSV
seems
associated
needs
continuous
population‐level
safety
data
monitoring
perinatal
outcomes
early
phases
vaccine
rollouts
detect
possible
signals
further
confirm
magnitude
effect
Vaccines,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13(2), С. 112 - 112
Опубликована: Янв. 23, 2025
In
April
2024,
a
hybrid
meeting
organized
by
the
WHO,
PAHO,
and
MPP
during
World
Bank
Spring
Meetings
focused
on
financing
mRNA-based
technologies
in
Low-
Middle-Income
Countries
(LMICs).
This
sought
to
engage
multilateral
development
banks
(MDBs)
stakeholders
expansion
of
vaccine
production
enhancing
pandemic
preparedness.
The
COVID-19
underscored
disparities
distribution,
highlighting
need
for
localized
improve
global
health
equity.
WHO’s
mRNA
Technology
Transfer
Programme,
initiated
2021,
aims
build
local
capacity
manufacturing.
Key
sessions
covered
include
innovative
investment
models,
with
MDBs
discussing
funding
instruments
necessity
an
integrated
ecosystem
sustainable
Challenges
such
as
technological
risks
higher
risk
appetite
were
addressed,
along
mechanisms
like
blended
financing.
An
analysis
capital
operational
expenditures
facilities
was
presented,
projecting
significant
LMICs
within
decade.
Panelists
emphasized
R&D
shared
experiences
securing
technology.
importance
collaboration,
financing,
development,
public–private
partnerships,
marking
pivotal
step
towards
advancing
technology
tackle
challenges.