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Haffkine Institute (established in 1899) named
after the scientist who discovered the plague vaccine,
is one of the oldest institutes of its kind in our
country. The first ever Phase-I clinical trial in
our country was perhaps conducted by the founder
of the Institute in 1899 in this very Institute,
when he injected himself with the plague vaccine
he developed for evaluating its safety and efficacy.
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