International Conference on Vaccines and Immunology (WORLD VACCINES 2016)

Science Access invites all the participants from all over the world to attend “International Conference on Vaccines and Immunology" to be held during April 16-18, 2018 Tokyo, Japan. The conference covers with the theme: Latest Technologies & Innovations in Vaccinology.

This logical gathering on Immunization will convey a chance to share potential advantages and constraints of antibodies in avoiding and control of infectious diseases and non-infectious diseases consequently improving the quality and longevity of life. Explore the ideas on Nanotechnology and Advances in Vaccine Technology. This session also discourses about the Pediatric Vaccination, vaccines in veterinary, plants and for pregnancy, Cancer Vaccines, Bacterial and Viral Vaccines. 

Standard immunization currently averts an estimated two to three million deaths every year in all age group. Innovative technology solutions that help to ensure vaccine effectiveness, efficiency, safety, and storage are enabling immunization programs to save even more lives and the current conference focus on Cancer Immunology, Molecular Immunology, and Clinical Immunology. Without vaccines as well as safe vaccine distribution and delivery practices, deaths, particularly in children, would increase dramatically. The impact of vaccines goes far beyond saving lives and recovering the health of HIV-infected people and Hepatitis. Vaccination is in every sense an investment, with wider benefits that accrue across a lifetime. Enhancing financial security and reducing risk, eradicating infection through vaccination may lead to increased investment and improved political and economic stability and healthy people in the world.

Vaccine Conference 2018 brings all the top researchers, innovators and experts in the field with an opportunity to interact and discuss the latest technologies and challenges in Vaccinology. There is nothing more powerful than when this elite community comes together to share ideas, research matters, and hope.