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Transcutaneous immunization of healthy volunteers with an attenuated Listeria monocytogenes vaccine strain and cholera toxin adjuvant

, 2013
Elizabeth Eypper, Paul Johnson, Eva I. Purro, Elizabeth Hohmann   +3 more
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Cholera Toxin Enhances Vaccine-Induced Protection against Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Challenge in Mice

, 2013
Kristin Griffiths, Elena Stylianou, Hazel Poyntz, Gareth J. Betts, Helen A. Fletcher, Helen McShane   +5 more
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Safety and immunogenicity of the Euvichol-S oral cholera vaccine for prevention of Vibrio cholerae O1 infection in Nepal: an observer-blind, active-controlled, randomised, non-inferiority, phase 3 trial.

Lancet Glob Health
Song KR, Chapagain RH, Tamrakar D, Shrestha R, Kanodia P, Chaudhary S, Wartel TA, Yang JS, Kim DR, Lee J, Park EL, Cho H, Lee J, Thaisrivichai P, Vemula S, Kim BM, Gupta B, Saluja T, Pansuriya RK, Ganapathy R, Baik YO, Lee YJ, Jeon S, Park Y, Her HL, Park Y, Lynch JA.   +26 more
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What about cholera vaccines?

Expert Review of Vaccines, 2008
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Cholera Vaccine Inactivated Oral

Drugs in R & D, 1999
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New cholera vaccines

Vaccine, 1989
Development of improved cholera vaccines has progressed rapidly in recent years. An oral killed vaccine, designed to evoke antibacterial as well as antitoxic intestinal immunity, has proved to be completely safe and to protect against cholera for at least 3 years.
David A. Sack, David A. Sack, John D. Clemens, Jan Holmgren, Ann-Mari Svennerholm   +4 more
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Cholera Vaccines

1992
The currently licensed parenteral cholera vaccine has not been a useful public health tool in the control of cholera. Building on the knowledge that primary infection offers significant protection against reinfection and that mucosal immunity mediates this protection, several oral cholera vaccines have been developed. These vaccine candidates or future
Carol O. Tacket, James B. Kaper, John D. Clemens   +2 more
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Vaccines for preventing cholera

2001
Oral cholera vaccines (either killed whole cell or live recombinant vaccines) are newer alternatives to the parenteral vaccines which have been thought to confer only moderate and short-term immunity.The objective of this review was to assess the effect of cholera vaccines in preventing cases of cholera and preventing deaths.We searched the Cochrane ...
Mark Pratt, Patricia M. Graves, Jonathan J Deeks, Vittorio Demicheli, Tom Jefferson   +4 more
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Vibrio cholerae Vaccines

Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1989
Several approaches to the development of a safe and effective vaccine against Vibrio cholerae are currently being pursued. These candidate vaccines include (1) live V. cholerae strains attenuated by recombinant DNA techniques; (2) killed whole V. cholerae organisms plus purified cholera enterotoxin B subunit; and (3) cloned V.
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