RBDCOV Talks is a ten-episode series where RBDCOV's leading scientists, researchers, medical professionals and community advocates will take us on a knowledge-packed journey to explore and discuss the world of vaccine clinical trials. In these episodes, we will understand how vaccine clinical trials work and talk through interesting topics such as inclusion criteria in a vaccine clinical trial, personalised vaccines and what exactly immunological memory is.
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RBDCOV Talks is a ten-episode series where RBDCOV's leading scientists, researchers, medical professionals and community advocates will take us on a knowledge-packed journey to explore and discuss the world of vaccine clinical trials. In these episodes, we will understand how vaccine clinical trials work and talk through interesting topics such as inclusion criteria in a vaccine clinical trial, personalised vaccines and what exactly immunological memory is.
It Starts and Ends With Us: Community at the Centre of Research.
RBDCOV Talks
8 minutes
2 months ago
It Starts and Ends With Us: Community at the Centre of Research.
How the community engagement campaign was built and why inclusion and diversity in clinical research are more than buzzwords they’re essential for impact? Let’s take a closer look with Tania Sanchis and Apostolos Kalogiannis from EATG, as they share insights about the campaign.
RBDCOV Talks
RBDCOV Talks is a ten-episode series where RBDCOV's leading scientists, researchers, medical professionals and community advocates will take us on a knowledge-packed journey to explore and discuss the world of vaccine clinical trials. In these episodes, we will understand how vaccine clinical trials work and talk through interesting topics such as inclusion criteria in a vaccine clinical trial, personalised vaccines and what exactly immunological memory is.