Mattel apologizes to China over toy recalls
Mattel Inc. sent a top executive to apologize to China’s product safety chief Li Changjang, taking full responsibility for recalls of more than 21 million Chinese made toys. The move aims to ease tensions as Mattel grapples with China as a key supplier and market.
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Merck halts AIDS vaccine trial after failure in STEP study
Merck & Co ends enrollment and vaccination in the STEP HIV vaccine trial after 24 of 74 vaccine recipients and 21 of 762 controls became infected. NIH funded, with 3,000 volunteers across eight countries. Officials call the development disappointing and note the strategy aims to provoke killer T cell responses rather than antibodies.
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