Utvikling av nye vaksiner mot tuberkulose har høy prioritet
Det finnes flere konkurrerende vaksinekandidater for utvelgelse til klinisk fase 3-utprøvning
Hvilken vaksine som skal velges diskuteres mye, men prosedyren for utvelgelse er ikke bestemt
Det hefter usikkerhet ved om vaksinekandidatene er gode nok fordi man ikke har tilstrekkelig kunnskap om beskyttende immunitet
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Publisert: 19. oktober 2006
Utgave 20, 19. oktober 2006
Tidsskr Nor Lægeforen 19. oktober 2006
Manuskriptet ble mottatt 8.5. 2006 og godkjent 5.9. 2006. Medisinsk redaktør Petter Gjersvik.
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2678-81
Publisert:
19. oktober 2006
Utgave 20, 19. oktober 2006
Tidsskr Nor Lægeforen 2006
126
:
2678-81
Manuskriptet ble mottatt 8.5. 2006 og godkjent 5.9. 2006. Medisinsk redaktør Petter Gjersvik.
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