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Another Silent Killer MOZAMBIQUE While George W. Bush promoted a $15 billion U.S. program to fight AIDS in Africa, scientists prepared to take a major step toward one of medicine's Holy Grails: a malaria vaccine. This week, at a clinic in the town of Saude Manhiça, north...
The FDA has approved the first flu vaccine delivered as a nasal mist. It's not for children under age 5 or adults age 50 or older, and it costs three times as much as a shot. But for folks who hate needles, a shotless vaccine could be what the...
Recently 70 prominent figures in the field of health care came together to call on Congress to create an entirely new system of medical justice. Because neither lay juries nor most judges have the technical knowledge to weigh complex medical evidence, some of these experts believe the most effective solution...
Harvard Medical School Professor of Pediatrics Kenneth McIntosh ’58 said that a vaccine for SARS can be developed, but it is not likely to be available for a while, since it would have to be tested and approved.
“It will be at best a year and a half before the vaccine is available,” McIntosh said.