S. Korea Government Builds Plant To Make Bird Flu Vaccines
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
South Korea says it expects to have online by the end of next year a new plant capable of producing enough doses of a bird-flu vaccine to treat 20 million patients a year. The Health Ministry announced the plans in a report to Parliament on its plans to deal with a spate of outbreaks of avian flu around the country. The report said the manufacturing facility would be located southwest of Seoul. (Click here for more
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