Oregon National Primate Research Center

A Promising Vaccine May Reveal an End to West Nile in the States

Medicine & Technology May 08, 2015

The first human trials of an investigational vaccine against West Nile virus have begun. Researchers will evaluate the efficacy of the vaccine in the clinical trials which are taking place at Duke University. Currently there is no approved vaccine for use in humans.

Oregon National Primate Research Center

A Promising Vaccine May Reveal an End to West Nile in the States

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