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Thailand will begin testing its vaccine against influenza A/H1N1
2009-12-19 15:33 BJT
Special Feature: Influenza A-H1N1 |
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Thailand has begun testing the first vaccine against the H1N1 flu in the country produced 24 volunteers, after months of delays.
The vaccine, made by the Government Pharmaceutical Organization, can be administered nasally, by inhalation. The manufacturer claims that the vaccine complies with the standards set by the World Health Organization and has the ability to immunize against this deadly virus. The 24 volunteers will receive 2 doses of vaccine. The second will be held 21 days after the first administration.
Dr. Vichai Chokewiwatm, President of the Thai Government Pharmaceutical Organization, said: "We will assess 4 parts to test whether or not the vaccine can immunize and then evaluate and compare a minimum and maximum of the vaccine, which is better and safer. weigh the results and choose the best to experiment later with 400 volunteers. "
2009-12-19 15:33 BJT
Special Feature: Influenza A-H1N1 |
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http://www.cctv.com/espanol/20091219/102519.shtml
Thailand has begun testing the first vaccine against the H1N1 flu in the country produced 24 volunteers, after months of delays.
The vaccine, made by the Government Pharmaceutical Organization, can be administered nasally, by inhalation. The manufacturer claims that the vaccine complies with the standards set by the World Health Organization and has the ability to immunize against this deadly virus. The 24 volunteers will receive 2 doses of vaccine. The second will be held 21 days after the first administration.
Dr. Vichai Chokewiwatm, President of the Thai Government Pharmaceutical Organization, said: "We will assess 4 parts to test whether or not the vaccine can immunize and then evaluate and compare a minimum and maximum of the vaccine, which is better and safer. weigh the results and choose the best to experiment later with 400 volunteers. "