Lyme Disease: Clinical Research Perspectives

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Janine Evans, M.D., describes clinical research processes, using the development of the Lyme Disease vaccine as an example. She also discusses the 1994-97 human clinical trials for the Lyme vaccine at the Yale School of Medicine. (April 19, 2007)

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Janine Evans, MD, provides an introduction to clinical research processes, using the development of the Lyme Disease vaccine (Lymerix) as a case example. She also discusses her role in the human clinical trials for the Lyme vaccine at Yale School of Medicine from 1994-7. Yale was one of 31 medical sites in 10 states that participated in these trials. (April 19, 2007)

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