World's First AI-Designed Vaccine Trial Begins at Oxford

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Oxford University begins human trials for the world's first AI-designed vaccine, targeting Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF), a deadly virus with 40% mortality rates and no widely approved vaccine, using AI to accelerate development by analyzing genetic data to identify immune response triggers.

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World's First AI-Designed Vaccine Trial Begins at Oxford

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