Dr. Sarah Alvarez discusses how she approaches discussing vaccines with her patients in order to build confidence.

Dr. Rohr-Kirchgraber shares firsthand patient stories highlighting the severe consequences of respiratory illness and the role vaccination could have played in preventing them.

HealthyWomen CEO Beth Battaglino, RN-C, discusses the serious impact of respiratory illnesses on vulnerable populations, including pregnant women, infants and young children.

Dr. Erin Rocchio discusses the profound impact respiratory illnesses can have on people’s lives and how vaccines can help prevent these serious outcomes.

Both COVID-19 and influenza (flu) can cause serious complications — especially for people who have an existing underlying or chronic illness. But antiviral treatments can reduce your chances of getting very sick and help you recover faster.

Nandini Selvam, Vice President and General Manager of IQVIA, discusses the latest on vaccines data infectious disease trends

Nandini Selvam, Vice President and General Manager of IQVIA, discusses why individuals underestimate the real risks of respiratory diseases and how vaccines remain the best way to prevent severe illness.

Dr. Amesh Adalja discusses the serious risks of infectious respiratory diseases, and the role that vaccines play in protecting against severe illness.

For over 20 years, mRNA technology has been researched, developed, and tested for use in vaccines against infectious diseases as well as for cancer immunotherapy. While the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines were the first approved for widespread use, they build on decades of research and are now among the most extensively studied medicines in history.

Pediatrician Dr. Joanna Parga-Belinkie talks about how vaccines help children’s immune systems learn how to fight illnesses.