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Health Effects of Vaccines: From Genomics to Policy is a global meeting exploring the broader, non-specific effects of vaccines.

This three-day event will gather researchers, clinicians, and policymakers to share new findings, discuss implications for safety and programme design, and strengthen global collaboration. With a focus on engaging early-career researchers and improving communication in the context of vaccine scepticism, the meeting will help shape the future of this rapidly developing field.

Sessions will include:
– The importance of genomics for immunomodulatory effects of vaccines
– Immunobiology of vaccines
– Vaccine safety
– Immunomodulatory effects of vaccines over the life course
– Vaccine immunomodulatory effects prescribing vaccine policies
– Panel discussions: From genomics to policy – how does public health integrate findings from genomics?
– Workshops: How to talk about vaccines and how to involve young researchers in studying vaccines, in the era of vaccine scepticism