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Nature 436, 484 (28 July 2005) | doi:10.1038/436484a; Published online 27 July 2005
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India Vaccines on trial
Paroma Basu1
Abstract
One of the largest ever vaccine studies is under way in Kolkata. Paroma Basu uncovers the benefits, and difficulties, of inoculating 60,000 people against cholera and typhoid fever.
Famed for its poets and filmmakers, disgruntled Marxists and sleepy government clerks, Kolkata, a city of about 14 million people in northeastern India, may seem an unlikely setting for one of the largest clinical trials in the world.In the poorest areas of this city, residents live in homes jammed together along winding sewage-littered pathways and rely on shared toilets and drinking water.
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