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ABSTRACTS OF THE EIGHTH EDCTP FORUM, 6–9 NOVEMBER 2016
ABSTRACTS OF POSTER PRESENTATIONS
PA-045
IMMUNOGENICITY OF MALARIA-VECTORED VACCINES IS NOT AFFECTED BY CO-ADMINISTRATION WITH ROUTINE EPI VACCINES IN A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL IN GAMBIAN INFANTS AND NEONATES

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Afolabi M, Mensah V, Roetynck S, et al
IMMUNOGENICITY OF MALARIA-VECTORED VACCINES IS NOT AFFECTED BY CO-ADMINISTRATION WITH ROUTINE EPI VACCINES IN A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL IN GAMBIAN INFANTS AND NEONATES
BMJ Global Health 2017;2:A30-A31.