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Canarypox HIV Vaccine: Time for Large-Scale Trials?
Published in AIDS Weekly, July 29th, 1996
Findings from smaller trials only recently completed provide tantalizing hints that what has come to be called the "prime/boost" approach may yield an effective vaccine.
"To see whether these findings are relevant, we need to conduct large-scale clinical trials," said Mary Lou Clements of the Center for Immunization Research, Baltimore, Maryland.
Clements was one of two scientists to present the results of Phase I/II clinical trials of the strategy at the XI International Conference on AIDS, held July 7-12, 1996 in Vancouver,...
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