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What are adjuvants? Everything you need to know about the unsung heroes of vaccines

The concept emerged in 1925. Image: REUTERS/Jerry Lampen/Files

Anita Milicic
Head of Vaccine Formulation and Adjuvants Group, Oxford University
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