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Vaccines: “All Things Considered”

 
  August 05, 2008

Biotechnology

 
     
 
GTCbio, Washington, D.C.
November 12-14, 2008


PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP - November 12, 2008

Funding Strategies


• Funding from NIH, HHS, CDC, and other Government Agencies
• Funding from NGOs - What Roles do the NGOs Play?
• How to Get Funding to Produce Vaccines that Have Low Market Presence 


MAIN CONFERENCE - November 13-14, 2008

Session I: Vaccines for Infectious Diseases
• HPV Vaccine
• Meningitis Vaccine
• Rotavirus Vaccine
• Ecoli Based Cholera Vaccines and Cephalitis
• Old Disease – New Threat: Tuberculosis
• AIDS Vaccine Update
• HIV Vaccine Update
• New Antigens

Session II: Vaccines for Non-Infectious Diseases
• Immuno-Therapeutics
• Allergy Vaccine
• Cancer Vaccine – Breast Cancer, Colon Cancer,
• Anti-Smoking “Vaccine”
• blood Pressure Vaccine
• Immuno-Modulator
• DNA Vaccine

Session III: New Technologies in Vaccine Development
• In-Vitro Human Immune System
• Adjuvants
• Novel Drug Delivery
• New Developments in Stability,
• Safety/Toxicology

Session IV: Future Trends in Vaccine Discovery
• Next Generation Vaccine Design – What Does the Future Hold? (Genomics/Screening Technology)
• India, China – What Impact will they Have on the Vaccines Market?

Session V: Regulatory & Government Policy
• Policy – Legislation, Regulation of Safety
• Business Alliances / Mergers – Impact and Strategies…
• FDA approvals – what is necessary
• National Vaccine Plan
   - Sub Topic - Influenza Pandemic
• Current Status of Flu Vaccines
• Developments in US versus EU
• Universal Vaccination
 
 
Organized by: GTCbio
Invited Speakers: Natalie Garcon, PharmD, Ph.D.
Vice President and Head of Research
GSK Biologicals
 
Deadline for Abstracts: October 12, 2008
 
Registration: Register by September 12 for a 20% Discount.
E-mail: raniah@gtcbio.com
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