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JE vaccine: Recent study suggests efficacy at 60%-70%

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Shiloh

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Source: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/J...-60---Nepal-based-study-put-it-at-96-/607666/

JE vaccines: Recent study puts efficacy at 60%; Nepal-based study put it at 96%

Maulshree Seth
Posted: Saturday , Apr 17, 2010

Lucknow:
Contrary to the Nepal-based study, on the basis of which Japanese Encephalitis (JE) vaccine was introduced in India, preliminary findings of a recent study suggests that the JE vaccine efficacy has been around 60 per cent in Uttar Pradesh and around 70 per cent in Assam...
 
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