AIDS: Years of research but still no vaccine
As the globe marks World AIDS Day, why is there still no vaccine to protect people from the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)?
Can Covid vaccine technology help make a better flu jab?
Winter is coming to the northern hemisphere, and with it the flu season -- however advances spurred by the fight against Covid-19 are boosting hopes of finding a more reliable vaccine
Global hits, local heroes: Covid-19 jabs around the world
More than six billion doses of anti-Covid vaccines have been given around the world. This is an overview of more than 20 approved vaccines currently in use, and a few that fell by the wayside
Pharmaceutical firms rake in billions with Covid jabs
Some of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies have released their latest financial results which show how the Covid vaccines have added billions to their coffers
Vaccine production must catch up to science: von der Leyen
Europe's race to manufacture Covid-19 vaccines must accelerate to catch up to scientific breakthroughs and outpace emerging variants, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen says
No EU decision on Moderna shot as blame game mounts
The EU's drugs watchdog has held off authorising Moderna's coronavirus jab despite bringing forward a special meeting, as criticism mounts of the bloc's slow vaccine roll-out
BioNTech: plucky German upstart leads Covid-19 vaccine race
German biotech firm BioNTech has never brought a vaccine to market before but it is now in pole position in the race to develop a jab that will end the coronavirus crisis