Statens Serum Institut

The year that passed: A busy year for infectious disease preparedness

The year that passed: A busy year for infectious disease preparedness

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The year that passed: A busy year for infectious disease preparedness

24 January 2023
Consumption of antibiotics dropped significantly during the pandemic

14 November 2022
COVID-19 vaccination did not deteriorate physical, mental, or cognitive health

3 October 2022
Few Danish BA.2.75 cases

3 August 2022
New SSI study indentifies more than 80 genetic loci associated with herniation

14 June 2022

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Vaccine Research

Vaccine Research

Vaccine research at Statens Serum Institut goes back to the institute’s founding in 1902, when it was set up to produce antisera for Diphtheria. Research soon expanded to other epidemic diseases. Today the main effort is devoted to vaccines against tuberculosis, chlamydia, HIV and novel adjuvants to direct and potentiate the immune responses.

Childhood vaccination programme

Childhood vaccination programme

Vaccinations are given by the local general practitioners who also give advice to the parents. There is no fee for vaccinations given to persons under 18 years of age.

Danish National Biobank

Danish National Biobank

The Danish National Biobank stores millions of samples available for use in specific research projects.

Antibodies

SSI Antibodies develops, produces and sells monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies as well as growth media additives and MBL standards worldwide.