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Future of flu vaccines. Expediting clinical trials in a pandemic.
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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:
Pollard, A
,
Reiner, A
,
John, T
,
Sheasby, E
,
Snape, M
,
Faust, S
,
Collinson, A
,
Finn, A
,
Heath, P
,
Miller, E
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Journal article
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English
Published:
2009
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