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  Posted on: Monday, February 1, 2010
SLU to study smallpox vaccine in fight against bioterrorism
St. Louis Business Journal

Saint Louis University scientists plan to study the most effective way to administer an investigational vaccine for smallpox as part of efforts to protect Americans from a bioterrorism attack.

Up to 240 volunteers are being recruited for the National Institutes of Health-funded study, which will be led by SLU's Center for Vaccine Development.


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