To help humanity get ahead, we need vaccines that provide broad protection against new variants of COVID-19 as well as future coronavirus threats.
Availability of smallpox countermeasures, developed to counter bioterrorism, also give the world the means to combat monkeypox and other Orthopoxviruses. What if this approach could be applied to all viral families?
Up to $4.8m will support using artificial intelligence to develop new vaccine candidates.
Global leaders used the Summit to explore how to develop vaccines against future pandemics in just 100 days.
FIND are working closely with CEPI to prepare diagnostic tests for future pandemics.
Nipah remains one of the deadliest infections known to infect humans, however no vaccines are currently licensed for use.
The financial and political commitments were made by representatives from over 20 countries attending the Global Pandemic Preparedness Summit.
