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IAVI Report |
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Vaccines
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IAVI |
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Publication Date:
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31 May 2005
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Summary:
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The IAVI Report is an editorially-independent newsletter published by IAVI. It provides comprehensive coverage of the AIDS vaccine field—from the latest scientific research to policy, advocacy and community perspectives, bringing news and analysis, adding context and underscoring trends and gaps in the search for an AIDS vaccine.
VAX is a monthly bulletin on AIDS vaccine research and news intended for non-technical readers, from advocates to policymakers to community leaders to vaccine trial volunteers. |
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Description:
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The IAVI Report is an editorially-independent newsletter published by IAVI. It provides comprehensive coverage of the AIDS vaccine field—from the latest scientific research to policy, advocacy and community perspectives, bringing news and analysis, adding context and underscoring trends and gaps in the search for an AIDS vaccine.
Highlights include:
- Reports: in-depth articles on current topics of interest by IAVI Report writers and others.
- Perspectives and Reviews: leading scientists, policy makers, leaders in non-governmental organizations and others contribute commentary-style opinion pieces.
- Interviews: important figures in the development of AIDS vaccines address relevant questions.
- The IAVI Report is published six times a year and has a global readership of over 8,500 subscribers in 140 countries, with thousands of additional readers accessing the online edition.
VAX
VAX is a monthly bulletin on AIDS vaccine research and news intended for non-technical readers, from advocates to policymakers to community leaders to vaccine trial volunteers. As well as presenting IAVI Report articles in a straightforward, easily-accessible style, each edition includes a Primer that communicates an AIDS vaccine related topic in non-technical format to enable non-scientists to broaden their understanding and become familiar with scientific terms and ideas. Each edition of VAX is currently availablein five different languages—English, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish. |
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http://www.iavireport.org
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