2009-11-10

Needle Free Vaccinations

washingtonpost.com

Patch Could Stretch the Supply of Flu Vaccine

Executives at Iomai Corp. see the future of flu vaccinations like this: A small patch containing the vaccine, along with stimulants to make it more potent, is mailed to patients who stick the patch to their arms for a few hours, then toss it in the trash.

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Intercell Smart Vaccines

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Compared with traditional injection sets, the needle-free vaccine delivery patch from Iomai (now part of Intercell) features a transcutaneous vaccination technology and a patch form for vaccine. As a result, it promises a safer and healthier injection.
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Immunity That's More Than Skin Deep

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Iomai's transcutaneous immunization (TCI) technology offers distinct advantages to traditional injected vaccines. Leveraging the immune system cells in the skin to deliver vaccines, the TCI patch is a novel approach to protecting individuals from a range of infectious diseases.


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Sources:
  1. Patch Could Stretch the Supply of Flu Vaccine - washingtonpost.com
  2. I New Idea Homepage » Intercell Smart Vaccines
  3. Immunity That's More Than Skin Deep
  4. Iomai - Features & Advantages
Related:
  1. Iomai - Homepage
  2. Delivery Method for Iomai's Transcutaneous Vaccine
  3. Iomai registers needle-free vaccination patent
  4. Iomai Dose-Ranging Trial Demonstrates Needle-Free Patch Vaccine For Travelers' Diarrhea Stimulates Immune Response Even At Low Doses