Immunology of Aging and Vaccination

The immune system undergoes significant changes with age, leading to increased susceptibility to infections and decreased vaccine efficacy. This is due to a combination of factors, including thymic involution, decreased immune cell production, and accumulation of senescent cells. Immunosenescence can lead to decreased responses to vaccines, making it challenging to protect the elderly from infectious diseases. As a result, there is a need for age-specific vaccination strategies that account for these changes. Researchers are exploring novel approaches, such as adjuvants and personalized vaccines, to improve vaccine efficacy in the elderly. Understanding the immunology of aging and developing effective vaccines for the elderly is essential for improving healthcare outcomes in aging populations.
 

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