
In the wake of the devastating outbreak of Ebola in West Africa, an unprecedented international consortium has been assembled to accelerate collaborative multi-site trials of a candidate Ebola vaccine.
A candidate Ebola vaccine could be given to healthy volunteers in the UK, The Gambia and Mali as early as September, as part of a series of safety trials of potential vaccines aimed at preventing the disease that has killed more than 1,400 people in the current outbreak in West Africa.
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