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DR-5001 is a live, oral vaccine developed by Duramed Research (a subsidiary of Barr Pharmaceuticals, now part of Teva) for the prevention of febrile acute respiratory disease (ARD) caused by adenovirus serotypes 4 and 7. It is specifically indicated for use in United States military recruits aged 17 through 50 years, a population historically at high risk for adenovirus outbreaks. The vaccine consists of two enteric-coated tablets, one containing live adenovirus type 4 and the other containing live adenovirus type 7. These viruses are not attenuated but are delivered to the intestine where they produce an asymptomatic infection that induces protective immunity. This vaccine replaced the previous version produced by Wyeth, which was discontinued in 1999, leading to a significant resurgence of ARD in military training centers until the new vaccine's approval in 2011.
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