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Antituberculous vaccine development: a perspective for the endemic world
Expert Review of Vaccines, 11/04/09

Verma I et al. – The challenges include protection of those individuals who are already vaccinated with BCG, those already exposed to environmental mycobacteria and those infected with latent TB or HIV. This review focuses on the available BCG vaccine, new TB vaccines in the pipeline and what type of vaccines are actually needed in high–burden endemic countries.

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