Pharmaceutics and Drug Safety

Drug Delivery Technology and Vaccine Design

Vaccines are substances that are given to patients to elicit immunological reactions that lead to the production of antibodies (humoral) or cell-mediated responses that will aid them in fighting infectious pathogens or non-infectious illnesses like cancer. Immunology, protein design, and genetic delivery advancements have created previously unthinkable opportunities for vaccination concepts and delivery methods. Since they have the potential to provide answers to challenging targets where conventional approaches have failed, these next-generation vaccine design attempts are very intriguing. Because they do away with the need for booster doses and give long-term therapy in manageable dosages, vaccine medication delivery systems have been proved to be patient-friendly. Their use is further encouraged by the development of needle-free administration methods.

• IImmunotherapy and vaccinations
• New Drug Delivery Systems for Vaccines