What is the trade name for the injectable Typhoid vaccine?

The trade name for the injectable Typhoid vaccine is indeed Typhim Vi. This vaccine is designed to provide active immunization against typhoid fever, which is caused by the bacterium Salmonella Typhi. It contains inactivated (or killed) bacterial components, which trigger the body’s immune system to develop a protective response without causing the disease itself.

Vivotif Berna, while related to typhoid vaccination, is actually the trade name for the oral formulation of the typhoid vaccine, which uses a live attenuated strain of Salmonella Typhi. Varivax is a vaccine used to prevent chickenpox, and YF-Vax is the vaccine for yellow fever. Each of these vaccines is specific to different diseases, highlighting the importance of knowing the correct trade names for different vaccinations in context to their respective diseases.