vaccine

NanoViricides’ drug FluCide found safe in small animal studies

October 24, 2013 bjohnson56 0

Early results for the new flu drug FluCide® found to be safe in a non-GLP small animal safety/ toxicology study. These preliminary results support the company’s earlier reports of the FluCide® drug being effective in animal models of different influenza A virus strains. NanoViricides is also developing drugs against HIV/AIDS (HivCide™-I), Dengue (DengueCide™-I), and External Eye Viral disease (EKC-Cide™-I), amongst other viral diseases.

Okairos: Okay After All

June 5, 2013 OneMedPlace Team 0

On May 29th, 2013, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) announced the acquisition of Okairos in an all-cash deal worth $325 million US. The Okairos acquisition helps complement the pharma giant’s existing vaccine technology and expertise and will enable GSK to continue its work developing the next generation of vaccines.

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Special Report: Fighting the U.S. AIDS Epidemic

July 16, 2009 vanderson 4

An estimated 1.2 million people in the U.S. have the HIV virus. OneMedPlace speaks with AIDS advocate Michael Manganiello about the scope of the epidemic, the possibility of a vaccine, and what needs to happen to make a national AIDS strategy a reality.