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Engagement of ethics and regulatory authorities on human infection studies: Proceedings of an engagement workshop in Zambia

2021-09-14

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Human infection studies (HIS) have generally been used as a tool in the pathway for vaccine development in high income settings. Over the last decade, this model has been implemented in LMICs with the aim of accelerating development of next generation vaccines that would perform better in these settings. However, in most LMICs, the ethics and regulatory framework for the conduct of these studies are not in place....

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10.12688/wellcomeopenres.16432.2
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