We improve people's quality of life through the study of vaccines
We improve people's quality of life
through the study of vaccines
Our purpose
We study the vaccines and the impact they have on society, the infectious diseases that can be prevented by vaccination.
The Vaccine Research Area also has a educational and informative vocation which translates into the organization of courses, conferences and webinars focused on updating health professionals on issues related to vaccines, informing and training the general population.
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What do we do?
The activities that we develop are grouped in:
- Clinical Trials: We participate in clinical trials on vaccine safety and efficacy.
- Studies with Real World Data:They allow us to carry out high-quality population studies.
- Prospective Studies:: We participate and coordinate
hospital surveillance networks for the investigation of infectious diseases. - Ethical And Gender Aspects: We facilitate the understanding of informed consent in clinical research, promoting its participation.
Competitive
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Would you like to make a donation?
If you want to help us in any of our projects, you can fill out the form, write to us at vacunas_fisabio@gva.es, or call us at 900 102 963. Thanks!
We will also inform you of the AEAT deductions you would be entitled to.
Latest News
Nace el proyecto PROMISE para allanar el camino de las estrategias de inmunización contra el VRS en Europa
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La ley española recomienda atender por pediatría a adolescentes hasta los 18 años. Sin embargo, en general a partir de los 14 son atendidos por…
Los ganadores de los premios al mejor artículo científico sobre gripe presentan sus trabajos en FISABIO
Los galardonados recogieron el premio cuyo objetivo era reconocer la importancia de que la medicina y enfermería asistencial y la investigación se desarrollen en paralelo.
