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Early Life HIV-1 Immunization: Providing a Window for Protection Before Sexual Debut

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Publisher Mary Ann Liebert
Date 2018 Jun 5
PMID 29860868
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Limited success of current HIV-1 vaccines warrants new approaches. We discuss feasibility and potential benefits of early life HIV-1 immunization followed by vaccine boosts during childhood that may enable maturation of vaccine-induced broad anti-HIV-1 immunity over several years. By initiating this immunization approach in the very young, well before sexual debut, such a strategy may dramatically reduce the risk of HIV-1 infection.

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