A Personalised Vaccination Program Based on Immune Reconstitution in Paediatric Cancer Survivors

Menucha Jurkowicz; Raz Somech; Dan Dominissini; Nathan Keller; Efrat Dresner; Michal Paret; Gilad Sherman; Guy Katzenellenbogen; Elina Gelman; Keren Asraf; Ram Doolman; Atar Lev; Amos J. Simon; Helly Vernitsky; Assaf Barg; Hana Golan; Amos Toren; Michal Stein

doi:10.1111/apa.70559

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The study aims to develop a personalized vaccination program based on immune recovery in pediatric cancer survivors.
Incorporated comprehensive immunological workups
Focused on hematologic malignancies
Implemented a personalized revaccination strategy
Optimized protection against vaccine-preventable diseases
Demonstrated variability in immune recovery among survivors
Showed effectiveness of personalized strategies for enhancing immunity

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Explores personalised revaccination improving protection in paediatric cancer survivors, indicating potential for enhanced immunity.

Abstract

Immune recovery following paediatric cancer therapy is highly variable, particularly among hematologic malignancies. Personalised revaccination strategies incorporating comprehensive immunological workups may optimise protection against vaccine-preventable diseases.

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Jurkowicz et al. (2026) studied this question.

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