Health

    Prevention & Personalised Health

    Pandemics & Infectious Diseases

    Medical Treatment & Drug Development

    Vaccines

    Bacteria & Other Microorganisms

Ph.D

United Kingdom

2012.11.18

Pneumococcal vaccination strategies for crisis-affected populations

Olivier Le Polain de Waroux is using mathematical models of pneumococcal disease transmission to explore different vaccination strategies on the burden of pneumococcal disease, based on data collected in Vietnam and Uganda. His findings may help populations who remain inadequately protected.

Modelling the Pneumococcal Disease

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Olivier
LE POLAIN DE WAROUX

Institution

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Country

United Kingdom

Nationality

Belgian

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