Editorial: Precision vaccinology for infectious diseases.

This article explores the concept of precision vaccinology and its potential in developing tailored vaccines for specific populations. It discusses various research studies that utilize techniques like immune-informatics, nucleic acid-based vaccines, and genome-wide association studies to improve vaccines for infectious diseases such as monkeypox, duck cholera, viral respiratory infections, and SARS-CoV-2. The article emphasizes the importance of precision vaccination strategies in optimizing safety and efficacy and addressing the specific needs of diverse populations. The document also provides a summary of studies related to vaccine development and immunology, highlighting the need for tailored vaccination strategies to protect vulnerable populations. [Extracted from the article]

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