Inviragen Finds New Life For Shelved Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine At State-Owned VABIOTECH
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
A vaccine project put on the shelf – after better-funded Intercell won regulatory approval for a rival product – has found a new home in Vietnam at a state-owned company looking to keep costs in check.
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