Vaccinology

Quarterly for general practitioners, paediatricians, infectologists, virologists and microbiologists

Current issue

1/2026

Current vaccination coverage in adults against selected infectious diseases and influencing factors • Strains of Corynebacterium diphtheriae and Corynebacterium ulcerans carrying the tox gene but not producing diphtheria toxin in the Czech Republic, 2013–2024 • Professional prevention of viral hepatitis B: epidemiological aspects and vaccination of healthcare personnel and students upon entering the clinical environment • Electronic vaccination record in the Czech Republic • Reporting in National Screening and Preventive Programmes as a Tool for Health Care Quality Management • Fatal course of viral hepatitis A, a case series from the 2024–2025 outbreak in the Ostrava region • Guidelines of the Czech Vaccinological Society (CVS) of the CLS JEP, Society for Infectious Diseases of the CLS JEP, and Society for Epidemiology and Microbiology of the CLS JEP for Rabies – pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis • Guidelines of the Czech Vaccinological Society of the JEP CMA for vaccination against viral hepatitis A • Interesting vaccination facts that caught our attention

Archive of numbers

Take a look at the archive of already published issues.

4/2025

Is the serotype coverage of current pneumococcal vaccines sufficient? • Pertussis. And what next? • Analysis of serotypes occurring in patients with invasive pneumococcal disease who were vaccinated against pneumococcal diseases in the years 2017 to 2024 • Vaccination in Patients Receiving Complement Inhibitor Therapy – guidelines for clinical practice • Report from the 20th Symposium of Vaccinology in Hradec Kralove • Abstracts from the 20th Symposium of Vaccinology in Hradec Kralove • Guidelines of the Czech Vaccinological Society CLS JEP for vaccination against respiratory syncytial virus infections in adults • Guidelines of the Czech Vaccinological Society CLS JEP for immunization against respiratory syncytial virus for children and pregnant women • Guidelines of the Czech Vaccinological Society CLS JEP for the vaccination of adults against pneumococcal disease • Guidelines of the Czech Vaccinological Society CLS JEP for the vaccination of children and adolescents aged 0–17 years against pneumococcal disease

3/2025

Respiratory diseases in 2023, 2024 and until April 2025 • Vaccination in patients with selected systemic autoinflammatory diseases • Chikungunya Fever Vaccination: Current Vaccines and Travel Medicine Recommendations • Mpox as a global threat – a current view and vaccination options • Mpox infection in patients with different immunological profiles – challenges in diagnosis and treatment • Meningococcal meningitis in a patient with a CNS anomaly

2/2025

Analysis of human papillomavirus vaccination coverage data in children in the Czech Republic • Vaccination of healthcare professionals in the context of foreign recommendations • Dengue Fever in Travel Medicine: Epidemiology and Vaccination Options

1/2025

State of vaccination and its effectiveness against rotaviruses among insurees of Dôvera Health Insurance Company in years 2019–2023 • The role of HTA in deciding on vaccine reimbursement from public health insurance and the situation in the Czech Republic • Vaccination in Travel Medicine • Rabies, current prevention options • Poliomyelitis today • Risks of hepatitis A in flooded areas and the possibility of prevention through vaccination • Severe Malaria in a Traveler Returning from Zanzibar

4/2024

Hospitalizations and deaths on RSV infection in the Czech Republic in the year 2023 • Surveillance of serious diseases caused by Haemophilus influenzae in the Czech Republic in 2009–2023 • Analysis of the clinical effectiveness of oral antivirals in covid-19 in the Czech Republic • Measles – situation in the Czech Republic and in the world in the context of the current unfavourable epidemiological situation • New approaches to vaccination against pneumococcal infections

3/2024

Is mandatory and optional (recommended) vaccination a legal issue? • West Nile virus and its growing epidemiological importance in Central Europe • Meningococcal sepsis caused by Neisseria meningitidis B – a case report • History and Present of the Development of the Typhoid Vaccine

About the magazine

The journal Vaccinology aims to be an important source of information for general practitioners and paediatricians in the field of vaccinology. It is the only magazine in the Czech Republic dealing exclusively with vaccination, published as a quarterly.

It is distributed free of charge in 4,500 copies to general practitioners (2,200), paediatricians (1,800), members of the Czech Vaccinological Society, infectologists and other professionals involved in vaccination.

In the form of original papers, review articles, case reports, news, etc. provides regular access to current medical knowledge. The journal Vaccinology has been included by the Council for Research, Development and Innovation of the Government of the Czech Republic in the list of peer-reviewed non-impacted periodicals published in the Czech Republic. Since 2010, the journal Vaccinology has been indexed in the Embase and Scopus databases.2

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