Influenza
Influenza kills up to 500,000 people annually. The influenza virus mutates to evade our immune system and occasionally changes drastically to become a new subtype that can start a pandemic. A century after Spanish flu killed 50 million people, Nature Outlook: Influenza examines the progress towards stopping this devastating disease.
This Nature Outlook is editorially independent, produced with financial support from a third party. About this content.
Nature is pleased to acknowledge the financial support of Sanofi Pasteur in producing this Outlook. The sponsor retains sole responsibility for the following message.
Sanofi Pasteur, the vaccines global business unit of Sanofi, is committed to being on the leading edge of vaccine research, development and commercialization. As the world’s leading manufacturer of influenza vaccines, Sanofi Pasteur remains dedicated to addressing this worldwide public health concern by delivering hundreds of thousands of flu vaccines every year across the globe.
