China approved domestic influenza A / H1N1 vaccine
The Chinese Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved the domestic influenza A / H1N1 vaccine, produced by Sinovac, and only needed a single dose.
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The Chinese Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved the domestic influenza A / H1N1 vaccine, produced by Sinovac, and only needed a single dose.
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Swiss drug company Novartis has begun conducting a trial of the first A / H1N1 flu vaccine on its first person, a company spokesman said.
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Costa Rica President Oscar Arias, Nobel Peace Prize winner and mediator in Honduras' political crisis, was confirmed positive for the A / H1N1 flu yesterday.
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Taiwan health authorities on July 30 announced the first case of death from H1N1 flu on the island.
On the evening of August 3, a female patient in Nha Trang with H1N1 flu died of severe respiratory failure, despite being treated in accordance with the regimen.