New vaccine boosts India's bid to become low-cost lab of the world
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New Delhi
INDIA has long been known as a country that knows how to reproduce generic versions of patented drugs at lower cost.
This week it broke new ground when it unveiled the first indigenously developed vaccine against a diarrhoea-causing virus that is one of the leading causes of early childhood deaths around the world.
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