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The much-publicised halting of the joint Merck/HIV Vaccine Trials Network phase IIB candidate HIV-1 vaccine trial in 2007 has led to an unprecedented degree of discussion and introspection amongst the HIV research community. In this commentary, we will summarise the lessons learned from the trial and examine the current state of HIV vaccine research.

Original publication

DOI

10.3410/B1-50

Type

Journal article

Journal

F1000 Biol Rep

Publication Date

29/06/2009

Volume

1