First Efficacy Study for Janssen's Mosaic HIV-1 Preventive Vaccine Starting

Proof-of-concept trialing will soon begin for Janssen's promising HIV-1 prophylactic vaccine, with backing from the Gates Foundation and the NIH.

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J&J, Gates Foundation and NIH To Test HIV-1 Preventive Vaccine • Source: Shutterstock

Following encouraging trials in monkeys and healthy humans, J&J subsidiary Janssen Pharmaceutical Cos. feels confident enough to enter its investigational mosaic HIV-1 preventive vaccine in proof-of-concept Phase IIb testing, in collaboration with the Gates Foundation and the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

"Based on the immune response in trials with monkeys and subsequently in healthy human volunteers we are optimistic that this...

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