Table of Contents

The Immune Response to Infection.- Passive Immunization.- Active Immunization.- Vaccine Additives and Excipients.- The Process and Timeline to Develop a New Vaccine.- Adenovirus.- Anthrax.- Cholera.- Dengue.- Diphtheria.- Ebola.- Haemophilus Influenzae Type B.- Hepatitis A.- Hepatitis B.- Human Papillomavirus.- Influenza.- Japanese Encephalitis.- Measles.- Meningococcus.- Mumps.- Pertussis.- Plague.- Pneumococcus.- Polio.- Rabies.- Rotavirus.- Rubella.- Smallpox.- Tetanus.- Tickborne Encephalitis.- Tuberculosis.- Typhoid Fever.- Varicella and Shingles.- Yellow Fever.- Combination Vaccines.- Vaccine Preventable Disease Outbreaks.- Vaccine Mandates.- Vaccine Confidence and Vaccine Hesitancy.- Communicating with Parents About Vaccines.

About the Author

Joseph Domachowske

Professor of Pediatrics

Professor of Microbiology and Immunology

Department of Pediatrics

SUNY Upstate Medical University

Syracuse NY 13210

USA

Associate Professor of Pediatrics

Department of Pediatrics 

SUNY Upstate Medical University

Syracuse NY 13210

USA

Reviews

"This book is written for both primary care providers and infectious disease specialists, including those in training, who desire a concise reference regarding the vaccines they commonly recommend. ... This book serves as a useful reference on vaccines commonly administered in primary care and elsewhere. For any clinician who desires to increase his/her knowledge on individual vaccines ... and the diseases targeted by the vaccines, this book will prove to be beneficial." (Bradford Albert Becken, Doody's Book Reviews, March 12, 2021)