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Chronic diseases are a major target of intensive research efforts, with the promise of therapeutic vaccination offering hope that protection against conditions once viewed as beyond the reach of vaccine research.
VaccinesToday (@VaccinesToday) (@VaccinesToday)
September 9th, 2011
Scientists on the verge of new #vaccines http://t.co/tjcLo1R
Pascal Barollier (@PascalBarollier)
September 9th, 2011
Any mention of dengue in this article about new vaccines on the horizon? http://t.co/8F1OYs3 @VaccinesToday
Gary Finnegan
September 9th, 2011
It’s briefly mentioned in this one but the full text is only available to subscribers.
Here’s the relevant quote: “A vaccine of considerable interest for South East Asia is the dengue virus vaccine. Again, progress of research is good here and a vaccine should become available soon.”
Andrea Kitta (@AndreaKitta)
September 9th, 2011
Scientists on the verge of new vaccines http://t.co/Nm3tfX7 via @vaccinestoday