A human Lyme disease vaccine: two steps forward on the path to prevention

Lyme disease has expanded over the past two decades in both incidence and geographic footprint and is anticipated to continue to increase in the future due to changing climate and human encroachment into wildlife areas. VLA15 is currently in the last stage of clinical development, and if found to be safe and efficacious, may offer an important prophylactic modality for prevention of Lyme disease.

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Expert Review of Vaccines
Published
2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.1080/14760584.2025.2607482
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1
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Vector-borne infectious diseases
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A human Lyme disease vaccine: two steps forward on the path to prevention

Erik Lamberth, James H. Stark, Raphael Simon, Julie M. Skinner
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Expert Review of Vaccines
Vector-borne infectious diseases
2.05
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A human Lyme disease vaccine: two steps forward on the path to prevention

Erik Lamberth, James H. Stark, Raphael Simon, Julie M. Skinner
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Abstract

Lyme disease has expanded over the past two decades in both incidence and geographic footprint and is anticipated to continue to increase in the future due to changing climate and human encroachment into wildlife areas. VLA15 is currently in the last stage of clinical development, and if found to be safe and efficacious, may offer an important prophylactic modality for prevention of Lyme disease.

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Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Vector-borne infectious diseases
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