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Fortunately for the Bushes, Graves' disease is relatively easy to manage. But there is no sure way yet to stop the progression of multiple sclerosis and numerous other autoimmune disorders. Using an approach pioneered by Dr. Irun Cohen at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, researchers are working...
The delicacy of these human tests greatly increases the need for cooperation between the drug companies that ordinarily foot much of the bill for vaccine research and various government and intergovernment agencies that are trying to ensure that the product gets to the people who need it most. Yet so...
In addition, some health officials are concerned that drug-company investigators may be ignoring a particular kind of vaccine -- those using a whole virus -- not because they are less promising scientifically, but because they carry a slightly greater risk of infection and, in turn, a greater potential for liability suits...
Perhaps the most difficult ethical question is the cost of the vaccine. A successful shot that sells for an exorbitant price will be of little use to most Africans, who have no more than a few dollars a year to spend on health care. Nine years have passed since the...
Many researchers are hopeful that regulators, vaccine manufacturers and individual investigators will put aside their differences when the best candidate emerges from the laboratories. If they do not, one of the greatest medical feats of this century may be remembered not just for the lives it saved but also for...