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Dinleyici EC et al. – It has been proved that PHiD–CV is immunogenic, safe and well–tolerated in children. This vaccine can be coadministered with routinely used pediatric vaccines. PHiD–CV is also immunogenic for ten serotypes as assessed by post–primary and post–booster dose opsonophagocytic activity responses. Optimal scheduling, safety and immunogenicity data in children with different risk factors for IPD, or whether it will provide herd immunity, are the questions waiting for answers in the postmarketing period.

   

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