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Cholera pp 285-327 | Cite as

Immunity and Vaccine Development

  • Myron M. Levine
  • Nathaniel F. Pierce
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Part of the Current Topics in Infectious Disease book series (CTID)

Abstract

Public health authorities would like to have at their disposal a safe, practical, inexpensive, and highly effective vaccine to provide long-term protection against cholera. The Diarrheal Diseases Control Programme of the World Health Organization has targeted the development of an improved vaccine against cholera as a high priority.1 Such a vaccine to combat cholera is not yet in the public health armamentarium but, as shown in this chapter, several promising candidates are on the horizon.

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Cholera Toxin Oral Vaccine Oral Immunization Vibrio Cholerae Combination Vaccine 
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