Viral Vaccines

Targeting a wide range of diseases, viral vaccines have played a crucial role in controlling outbreaks and achieving global eradication milestones. From traditional live-attenuated and inactivated forms to viral vector-based platforms, these vaccines harness the unique biology of viruses to elicit strong, lasting immune responses. Technological innovations are enhancing safety profiles and improving scalability, while ongoing trials explore their potential against HIV, Zika, and other challenging viruses. Stability in varying climates and ease of mass production further add to their global health relevance. As emerging threats persist, Viral vaccines remain a dynamic area of research bridging virology, immunology, and biotechnology.