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The Bangui operation: A story of blood, science and biomedical exploitation

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By Pierre-Marie David, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
The Institut Pasteur de Bangui was founded in 1961, one year after the Central African Republic gained independence, with the mission to meet the country’s health needs. Credit: Facebook, CC BY In the early 1990s, a secret HIV vaccine research project was carried out in the Central African Republic. The project didn't yield results and was hidden for many years.
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The Bangui operation: A story of blood, science and biomedical exploitation

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By Pierre-Marie David
| Tolerance Canada
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The Bangui operation: A story of blood, science and biomedical exploitation

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By Pierre-Marie David
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In the early 1990s, a secret HIV vaccine research project was carried out in the Central African Republic. The project didn’t yield results and was hidden for many years. Today it sheds light on debates over clinical trials, access to treatment and, more broadly, a specific form of exploitation rarely discussed: biomedical extractivism. Research hidden in Central Africa HIV spread rapidly in the Central African Republic in the 1980s.
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