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	Suthee Yoksan, director of Centre for Vaccine Development at Mahidol University&rsquo;s Institute of Molecular Bio-sciences, reported yesterday on progress of a vaccine for dengue, which it has been working on since 2009.&nbsp;</div>

Vaccine for dengue expected in five years

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Vaccine for dengue expected in five years

THAI researchers expect a vaccine for all strains of dengue haemorrhagic fever will be available in the next five years.

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