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Portable vaccine cooler could be life-saver : Cooling Post

Portable vaccine cooler could be life-saver : Cooling Post
Portable vaccine cooler could be life-saver : Cooling Post
Portable vaccine cooler could be life-saverPosted on Friday, September 9, 2016 · Leave a CommentS HARE THIS ARTICLEUK: A potentially life-saving portable vaccine cooler based on ammonia absorption refrigeration has been named UK winner of this year's James Dyson Award for young engineers.William Broadway, a final year graduate at Loughborough University has developed the Isobar lightweight backpack unit to keep vaccines cold for up to six days.It can be recharged on the go in just over an hour, providing a safe and effective means of transportation to the on-going problem in developing countries, where limited access to electricity and healthcare centres means rural vaccine delivery can be challenging.






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Dr. Bob Sears, critic of vaccine laws, could lose license after exempting toddler

Dr. Bob Sears, critic of vaccine laws, could lose license after exempting toddler
Dr. Bob Sears, critic of vaccine laws, could lose license after exempting toddler
Dr. Bob Sears, an Orange County pediatrician and nationally known critic of vaccination laws, faces the loss of his medical license after the state medical board accused him of improperly excusing a toddler from immunization and endangering both the child and the public.The Medical Board of California contends in legal documents released Thursday that Sears committed "gross negligence" and deviated from standard practice when he issued a letter in 2014 prescribing no more vaccines for the child.In the six-page accusation, the medical board faults Sears for failing to obtain a detailed history of a 2-year-old patient's vaccines before writing the letter and instead relying on the child's mother, who described how the boy lost urinary function and went limp in response to previous immunizations.


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New mouse model technology could speed the search for an AIDS vaccine

New mouse model technology could speed the search for an AIDS vaccine
New mouse model technology could speed the search for an AIDS vaccine
Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital have developed a technology to quickly generate mouse models for testing and tweaking potential HIV vaccines.Such models could speed up the quest for the AIDS field's "holy grail"— a vaccine that elicits broadly neutralizing antibodies able to fight any mutant HIV strain.Findings are published September 8 in the journal Cell.


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Cambridge company could develop world's first Zika vaccine

Cambridge company could develop world's first Zika vaccine
Cambridge company could develop world's first Zika vaccine
A company that has just two members of staff at its Cambridge base could develop the first Zika vaccine in the world.Cambridge-based Excivion, which contracts around 30 scientists worldwide, has received a government grant of £500,000 towards its work on the vaccine.The company has partnered with American pharma firm Xenetic Biosciences to develop technologies to deliver the vaccine.


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