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- It’s the first time that we have TB vaccines in late-stage development. There’s a lot of enthusiasm in the global health community to ensure that these vaccines are developed, registered, and accessible to high-burden countries and communities. It’s a special time in the TB vaccine space. I am thrilled to be part of this unique moment that we’re in.Gabriela Gomez Senior Director, Global Access
- The LGBTQIA+ community have been leaders in the global HIV response since the very beginning, and the continued and active involvement of LGBTQIA+ people in HIV research is essential if we are to effectively end the epidemic. The need for responsive and inclusive research couldn’t be clearer.Shaun Palmer Communications Specialist
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