World’s First Zika Vaccine Developed by Indian Scientists

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By Tosten Burks

Days after a German biotech company debuted the world’s first diagnostic test for the rapidly spreading mosquito-borne Zika virus, an Indian pharmaceutical manufacturer, Bharat Biotech, announced that in two weeks it will start pre-clinical trials. For more information click the link below:

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