hallo zusammen
Zitat:
Zitat von Alonso06
Sitze jetzt hier am PC, am linken Arm ein Pflaster und frage mich, wie das wohl in einem Land wie Indonesien organisiert ist, wenn das hier eigentlich schon nicht vernünftig klappt ...
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also ich vermute mal , dass sich im moment da ueberhaupt nicht tut
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denn indonesien beginnt mit der eigenen massenproduktion eines impfstoffes erst (nach klinik versuchen im maerz 2010) im novenber 2010 .
geimpft werden soll anfang 2011
Quelle: thestar.com.my
Link: http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...530&sec=nation
Indonesia plans to start mass production of swine flu vaccine in
November 2010 after a clininal trial in
March 2010, health minister Endang Rahayu Setyaningsih said. "The new vaccines against H1N1 or A(H1N1) virus will be mass-produced by PT Bio Farma," Indonesia's Antara news agency quoted the minister as saying here after accompanying vice president Boediono at the launch of H1N1 and H5N1 seed vaccines at the Airlangga University campus in Surabaya.
The production of the new H1N1 vaccine could cover 10 percent of the country's population, she said.
"In view of that, distribution of free vaccines would be
prioritised for workers treating swine flu or bird flu patients, mothers and children," she said in the company of the president director of PT Bio Farma, Iskandar.
Regarding the production of bird flu virus she said it
would be carried out early in 2011.
"What is clear is that the production will not be late because the virus mutate very rapidly and what needs to be done is merely replacing the strain," she said.
Regarding the possibility of foreign researchers using the result of the research, the minister said that anyone had a right to conduct research.
"However with regard to the production we will conduct it ourselves but with regard to the result of the research we certainly cannot keep it for ourselves," she said.
Iskandar said that the mass production of H1N1 vaccine in November 2010 would be started with a clinical trial in March 2010.
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Later, we will produce 27 million doses a year and will distribute them to the people free of charge, using funds totalling Rp1.3tril (RM464.9mil) from the national budget for research activities in 2008 and 2009 and production in 2010 and 2011," he said.
Regarding H5N1 vaccine production he said it would depend upon the government's decision.
"For the time being we will only produce H1N1 virus but if requested we can produce the H5N1 vaccine immediately because the technology and devices for it are the same. We only have to change the H1N1 strain into H5N1 strain," he said.