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Exothera - a broader commitment to improving global health outcomes - Vimarsana News

Exothera - a broader commitment to improving global health outcomes

Patrick Thiaville is chief scientific officer of Exothera Nucleic Acids, a viral vector CDMO (contract manufacturing and development organization) using standard and innovative bioproduction platforms to rapidly deliver affordable viral vector-based vaccines and cell and gene therapies.

Continuous Manufacturing Market Size Worth USD 4.3 Billion by 2035 - Vimarsana News

Continuous Manufacturing Market Size Worth USD 4.3 Billion by 2035

/PRNewswire/ -- Global Continuous Manufacturing Market Overview The global continuous manufacturing market is growing exponentially; it is estimated to be...

Grant Aims to Strengthen Vaccine Production in Africa - Vimarsana News

Grant Aims to Strengthen Vaccine Production in Africa

By strengthening the continent's health care infrastructure, promoting local vaccine production, and facilitating global collaborations, the grant represents an important milestone toward better health care for all Africans.

From start to finish: 5 lessons for making mRNA jabs - Vimarsana News

From start to finish: 5 lessons for making mRNA jabs

The global rise in tuberculosis cases is showing no signs of slowing down. The need for a new vaccine is as urgent as ever, and now a local pharmaceutical company is joining the race to find one. Find out more about the work it did to propel itself into this position.

BHEKISISA | Five lessons for making mRNA jabs - Vimarsana News

BHEKISISA | Five lessons for making mRNA jabs

The $5bn (about R92bn) needed every year for the next four years for TB vaccine research is the only way to give future generations a shot at ending the disease, experts at the World Conference on Lung Health in Paris said on Thursday.