Hard To Treat Diseases (HTDS) Chilean first order of 200,000 doses - worth approximately $1.8 million USD
Posted on: Thursday, 19 November 2009, 08:00 CST
Earlier this week the Chilean Institute of Public Health (ISP; http://www.ispch.cl) issued the Registration Certificate for Mellow Hope's H1N1 Influenza A Vaccine (Virion Split) The government tenders the bid in the scope of 4 to 6 million doses and had already secured the first order of 200,000 doses. This vaccine, worth approximately
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