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GSK Looks to Develop Cheap HIV Vaccine

22 June 2005
By Stephen Foley


GlaxoSmithKline, the UK's biggest drug maker, has promised to step up work to find a vaccine against HIV and has promised to sell any product at affordable prices to the developing world.

The company yesterday said it was setting up a joint research team with the not-for-profit International Aids Vaccine Initiative to concentrate work on what it hopes will be a breakthrough approach to the virus.

The pair will collaborate on a treatment derived from a chimpanzee virus which has been engineered to be non-infectious but which could spark the immune systems of humans into responding against HIV.

Copyright 2005 Independent News & Media (UK) Ltd.

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category: News from Other Sources : AIDS News
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