Rcently, Sinovac has taken clinical experiment of H1N1 vaccine after biological and chemical experiment. Sinovac is a biology corporation in Beijing. And meanwhile another company Hualan biological Engineering Ltd took the same experiment in Beijing. It is predicted that the vaccine will be put into market in September this year.
The clinical experiment is the preparation for production in scale.Two groups of experiment need approximate 4000 volunteers to participate in
Aim to test the best
On July 24th, the volunteers have been injected with the H1N1 vaccine. The vaccines are divided into three styles, that is inactive vaccine with adjuvant (5mg 10mg), pyrolysis vaccine with adjuvant (7.5mg 15mg) and pyrolysis vaccine without adjuvant(15mg 30mg)
The experiment plan called for more than 1600 volunteers at four different age range: 3-11 years old, 12-17 years old,18-60years and above 60.
They will be injected 2 times at the internal of 21 days. aiming to test the availability and dosage of the H1N1 vaccine. In the same day, Hualan biological Engineering Ltd took the clinical experiment for 2000 volunteers. It is reported that by July 21st,8 series of H1N1 vaccines produced by Sinovac have been certificated by Chinese government.
According the manager of Hualan, the vaccines will be certificated by government in September and produced in scale. Finally, they will be put into market. The current vaccines are not temporarily put into market and owned by government for emergency.
Explanation: Why should be injected for 2 times
Because H1N1 is a new virus and most of people are defenseless for it. Injected twice aims to strengthen immunity.
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I find getting a flu vaccine, even the N1H1 vaccine (when available) redundant. These types of vaccines only protect you against last years strain. They have mutated since the vaccine was made. The swine flu is not serious at this time. If it mutates in a pacific way it can be very dangerous. If this happens, the N1H1 vaccine they are working on won't work for the new strain. I think it's PR.
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