respiratory syncytial virus
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In some kids, an RSV infection is mild, while others are hospitalized. Natural killer cells might be the reason why.
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After tragedy struck during a 1960s clinical trial, development of a vaccine for RSV ground to a halt. But as new RSV vaccine candidates enter late-stage clinical trials, a safe and effective vaccine is finally in sight.
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