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Scientists may be closer to effective HIV vaccine

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For an HIV vaccine to be widely effective, it will have to spur the body to make special antibodies. An experimental HIV vaccine was able to induce an immune system response. It's the first time a vaccine has been shown to do that in humans. Experts say the achievement is a "proof of concept" but more work is needed.

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Scientists may be closer to effective HIV vaccine

It's thought that for an HIV vaccine to be widely effective, it will have to spur the body to make special antibodies that can neutralize a broad range of HIV strains. Now scientists say they have taken an essential step in that direction.

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Scientists May Be Closer to Effective HIV Vaccine

FRIDAY, Dec. 2, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- It's thought that for an HIV vaccine to be widely effective, it will have to spur the body to make special antibodies that

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