Microbe Magazine
Cover ImageCover: False-color transmission electron micrograph of Bordetella pertussis, which causes pertussis (whooping cough) (magnification, ∼x76,500). Vaccine protection against pertussis, once highly effective, is rapidly waning (see p. 455). (Image © A. Barry Dowsett/Photo Researchers, Inc.)
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Microbe Magazine, Cover Image
Cover ImageVaccines are crucial for controlling the spread of influenza, but currently are only effective against a limited mix of strains. A universal vaccine remains elusive, but progress is being made (see p. 433). (Image © James King-Holmes/ Science Source.)
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