Randomised trial of intradermal Mycobacterium vaccae or intradermal hepatitis B immunisation in children with HIV infection1Presented at the 4th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections, 22–26 January 1997 (Abstract 696) in Washington, DC.1

Johnson, Daniel; Waddell, Richard; Pelton, Steven I.; Jaeger, Anna S.; Modlin, John F.; Yogev, Ram; Morin, Paul; Arbeit, Robert D.; Reyn, C. Fordham von

doi:10.1016/s0264-410x(99)00055-9

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“…We excluded 43 studies some of which were non-randomised (Abzug 2009; Alaei 2003; Bailey 2008; Carne 1987; Horster 2010; Kalinowska-Nowak 2007; Koblin 1999; Lao-Araya 2011; Loke 1990; Paitoonpong 2008; Sellar 2009; Thaithumyanon 2002; Wilson 2001; Wursthorn 2011), not in PLHIV (Altuntas 2011; Mehta 2010; Mehta 2010a; Miller 1989; Odaka 1988; Pasricha 2005; Thompson 1998) testing adjuvants to hepatitis B vaccine (Cooper 2005a; Cooper 2008; Overton 2010; Overton 2011; Sasaki 2003; Sayad 2012); testing modalities of administering hepatitis B vaccine (Bunupuradah 2011; de Vries-Sluijs 2011; Flynn 2011; Fonseca 2005; Hwang 2010; Launay 2011; McQuillan 2010) vaccines targeting other conditions (Johnson 1999; Kintu 2013; Launay 2011a). See Characteristics of excluded studies.…”

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