- Vaccine against three kinds of HIV begins human tests.
The new Vaccine Research Center at the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases is starting the first human trial of its vaccine candidate, developed to target HIV clades (subtypes) A, B, and C. Together these subtypes are responsible ......
- Prepare for the worst.
Byline: The Register-Guard A good way to become very afraid very fast is to spend just a few minutes glancing down a list of potential consequences should the H5N1 bird flu virus mutate to a form easily passed from person ......
- Influenza Vaccines Given Intranasally Equally Effective.
Children who received influenza vaccines from three different lots of a cold-adapted intranasal vaccine were equally well protected from the flu, said Dr. Kenneth M. Zangwill of the University of California Los Angeles Center for Vaccine Research, Torrance, and his ......
- Pandemic awareness training.
ToucanEd also offers pandemic awareness training courses that vary from four hours to two days for employees, students, or public audiences to keep your organization running in the event of pandemic flu. The training deals with important measures you can ......
- HPV vaccination plan hindered by STD stigma, ignorance.
WASHINGTON -- Without a thorough public education program, ignorance and stigma could stymie any future attempts to vaccinate Americans against human papillomavirus. "Having a vaccine available doesn't necessarily mean the public will utilize it," Allison Friedman said at a conference ......
- Vaccine: no link to neonatal death.
The hepatitis B vaccine (HBV) was not a factor in neonatal death in a study of 1,363 children, said Eileen M Eriksen of the University of California, Los Angeles, Center for Vaccine Research, Torrance, Calif., and her associates. The researchers ......
- If you offer an HPV vaccine, will they come?
WASHINGTON -- Without a thorough public education program, ignorance and stigma could stymie any future attempts to vaccinate Americans against human papillomavirus. "Having a vaccine available doesn't necessarily mean the public will utilize it," Allison Friedman said at a conference ......
- Fellowship boosts Vaccine research.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Research into the development of vaccines against life-threatening bacterial diseases has been boosted by a $4 million fellowship. University of Adelaide infectious diseases expert professor James Paton is one of nine medical researchers to receive an Australia Fellowship ......
- If you offer an HPV vaccine, will patients want to get it?
WASHINGTON -- Without a thorough public education program, ignorance and stigma could stymie any future attempts to vaccinate Americans against human papillomavirus. "Having a vaccine available doesn't necessarily mean the public will utilize it," Allison Friedman said at a conference ......
- Tat inhibitors, a new approach: interview with Olaf Kutsch, Ph.D.
Years ago Hoffmann-LaRoche (now Roche) developed an experimental drug that blocked the HIV protein Tat in laboratory tests. But it did not work against HIV in patients, for reasons that were then unknown. Though scientists considered this kind of antiretroviral ......
- HHS expands vaccine capacity.
The Department of Health and Human Services has awarded two contracts to expand the domestic influenza vaccine manufacturing capacity that could be used in the event of a influenza pandemic. The 5-year contracts were awarded to Sanofi Pasteur ($77.4 million) ......
- HHS expands vaccine capacity.
The Department of Health and Human Services has awarded two contracts to expand the domestic influenza vaccine manufacturing capacity that could be used in the event of a potential influenza pandemic. The 5-year contracts were awarded to Sanofi Pasteur ($77.4 ......
- HPV vaccine: if you have it, will they come? Insurance coverage may up acceptance.
WASHINGTON -- Without a thorough public education program, ignorance and stigma could stymie any future attempts to vaccinate Americans against human papillomavirus. "Having a vaccine available doesn't necessarily mean the public will utilize it," Allison Friedman said at a conference ......
- If the HPV vaccine ever becomes available, will patients want to get it?
WASHINGTON -- Without a thorough public education program, ignorance and stigma could stymie any future attempts to vaccinate Americans against human papillomavirus. "Having a vaccine available doesn't necessarily mean the public will utilize it," Allison Friedman said at a conference ......
- Preparing for pandemic.
Byline: The Register-Guard Nothing has the potential to save more lives in a global flu pandemic than the ability to quickly produce an effective vaccine. President Bush has appropriately made vaccine development the cornerstone of his $7.1 billion plan to ......