Conference Coverage (ICAAC)

The Wave of the Future: Nucleic Acid Vaccines

Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, November 13th, 1995

The unique advantages of nucleic acid vaccines will make it possible to vaccinate more people against more diseases than would ever be possible with traditional vaccines.

According to researcher Heather L. Davis of the Loeb Medical Research Institute, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, nucleic acid vaccine technology will not only overcome many of the problems associated with current vaccine approaches, but will also be relatively inexpensive to produce. This will make it possible for developing nations to vaccinate populations currently unable to afford prevention from life-threatening diseases.

Davis made her remarks in an invited address to the 35th...

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