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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20200429T090000
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URL:https://www.azbio.org/events/vaccines-our-best-long-term-defense
SUMMARY:Vaccines—our best long-term defense - Webinar - 29 Apr 20 09:00
DESCRIPTION:\nVaccines—our best long-term&nbsp\;defense\nWednesday\, Apri
 l 29th at 12 pm EST (9 AM AZ)\nRob Boulanger and&nbsp\;Marc&nbsp\;Pelletie
 r\n\nNot a treatment but a cure.&nbsp\;The 1918 influenza (Spanish Flu) pa
 ndemic was the most severe pandemic in recent history\, where 1/3 of the h
 uman race was affected by this avian H1N1 flu virus and roughly 15-20% of 
 those infected died. If not for improvements in health and science\, the S
 ARS-CoV-2 pandemic would likely have affected far more individuals and the
  lethality rate would certainly have been much higher. Influenza viruses s
 till claim the lives of over 50\,000 Americans every year. This number cou
 ld be reduced dramatically if everyone received their influenza vaccines e
 very year. Vaccination\, when possible\, provides the best long-term defen
 se against viral and bacterial infections and subsequently a pandemic\, by
  preparing our body’s own infection defense&nbsp\;system.\n\nThe types o
 f vaccines\, the methods of manufacture and the safety profiles have impro
 ved dramatically since Edward Jenner first injected 8 year old James Phill
 ips in 1796. The time between the identification of the pathogen and the m
 anufacture of potential vaccine candidate has been reduced from years to w
 eeks.&nbsp\;Multiple platforms exist&nbsp\;within our biopharmaceutical co
 mpanies providing several potential candidates for a commercial product. M
 any of the cell culture based biopharmaceutical manufacturing facilities i
 n existence today lend themselves well to vaccine manufacturing\, providin
 g a huge potential for large scale manufacturing in response to a pandemic
 . Rob Boulanger will provide a case study example of how equipment used in
  a typical mAb facility could be used for large scale manufacturing of a S
 ARS-CoV-2&nbsp\;Vaccine.\n\nJoin us to learn how to reconfigure what is av
 ailable in your production arsenal and scale it safely while rapidly deplo
 ying it in a GMP compliant way takes a nimble and responsive team of&nbsp\
 ;experts.\n\nRegister here!
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