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NIH Finds Unauthorised Toxic Samples In Safety Sweep
Safety sweep of the NIH reveals presence of five dangerous toxic samples In July 2014, a number of unauthorised smallpox samples were discovered at the NIH’s headquarters in Bethseda, Maryland. This...
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Whistleblowers Reveal Merck Misrepresented Mumps Vaccine Efficacy
Two former Merck scientists have filed lawsuits against the company for misrepresenting efficacy results of its mumps vaccine Two former virologists for Merck have filed lawsuits against the company...
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Is the WHO Blaming BigPharma for Ebola?
No. They’re blaming governments for not investing. WHO Director General, Dr. Margaret Chan, said on Monday that the lack of an Ebola vaccine is due to Ebola historically being confined to poor...
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Looming Pressure on Pharma as the Spread of Ebola Continues
When will a vaccine become available for Ebola? Killing over 8,000 people in West Africa since last year and still spreading, the need for a prophylactic Ebola vaccine is becoming increasingly...
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Cancer vaccine trial in Singapore shows promising signs of success
A cancer vaccine suitable for lung, breast, prostate, colon and ovarian cancer has shown promising results in a vaccine trial conducted in Singapore. It was tested for the first time on four patients...
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China Bans Import of U.S. Poultry After Detecting Avian Influenza
Last week China announced that it was banning the import of U.S. poultry products after the discovery of a highly contagious strain of avian influenza. The H5N8 strain was detected in three West Coast...
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Korea’s vaccine manufacturers gain additional support
Good news for Korean vaccine manufacturers—the Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS), formerly known as Korea Food & Drug Administration (KFDA), shared its plans to further support the...
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CFDA approves production of the first Sabin IPV
China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) has approved the production of the first inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine made from inactivated Sabin strains (Sabin IPV). It was researched and developed by...
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ViE Awards 2016 – Voting is now open!
After weeks of voting and over 1000 nominations collected, we are happy to announce the highly nominated companies in each category as voted by you and your peers for the 9th annual Vaccine Industry...
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World Vaccine Congress Washington Speaker Interview: Dr Patrick Frayssinet
|| Dr Patrick Frayssinet, R&D Director, URODELIA We have interviewed a few of the speakers from World Vaccine Congress Washington, taking place on 10-12 April 2017 in Grand Hyatt Washington. This...
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