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NIAID initiative on how early flu exposure shapes infant immunity

NIAID plans to support longitudinal studies of infants and mother–infant dyads to learn how first influenza exposures—through infection, vaccination, or in utero—shape immunity. Results will inform the design of durable, broadly protective influenza vaccines.

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Agency: National Institutes of Health

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Total Funding: $10M

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Keywords

influenza

infants

immunity

mother-infant

vaccines

longitudinal cohorts

niaid

pediatric research

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