Experimental Human Pneumococcal Challenge can be performed safely and is associated with low rates of rescue antibiotic use in healthy adults
R. Robinson (Liverpool, United Kingdom), C. Myerscough (Liverpool, United Kingdom), H. Hill (Liverpool, United Kingdom), W. Shephard (Liverpool, United Kingdom), K. Liatsikos (Liverpool, United Kingdom), S. Latham (Liverpool, United Kingdom), F. Fyles (Liverpool, United Kingdom), K. Doherty (Liverpool, United Kingdom), F. Shiham (Liverpool, United Kingdom), D. Mclenghan (Liverpool, United Kingdom), A. Hyder-Wright (Liverpool, United Kingdom), E. Mitsi (Liverpool, United Kingdom), H. Burhan (Liverpool, United Kingdom), B. Morton (Liverpool, United Kingdom), S. Gordon (Blantyre, Malawi), A. Collins (Liverpool, United Kingdom), D. Ferreira (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Source: International Congress 2022 – Vaccination
Session: Vaccination
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 1123
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R. Robinson (Liverpool, United Kingdom), C. Myerscough (Liverpool, United Kingdom), H. Hill (Liverpool, United Kingdom), W. Shephard (Liverpool, United Kingdom), K. Liatsikos (Liverpool, United Kingdom), S. Latham (Liverpool, United Kingdom), F. Fyles (Liverpool, United Kingdom), K. Doherty (Liverpool, United Kingdom), F. Shiham (Liverpool, United Kingdom), D. Mclenghan (Liverpool, United Kingdom), A. Hyder-Wright (Liverpool, United Kingdom), E. Mitsi (Liverpool, United Kingdom), H. Burhan (Liverpool, United Kingdom), B. Morton (Liverpool, United Kingdom), S. Gordon (Blantyre, Malawi), A. Collins (Liverpool, United Kingdom), D. Ferreira (Liverpool, United Kingdom). Experimental Human Pneumococcal Challenge can be performed safely and is associated with low rates of rescue antibiotic use in healthy adults. 1123
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