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Disposable cartridge jet injection system being developed for global immunizations

Published in Vaccine Weekly, December 28th, 2005

Bioject Medical Technologies, Inc., (BJCT) has signed a long-term collaboration agreement with Path for the development of a single-use, needle-free, disposable cartridge jet injection system for global immunizations.

Under terms of the Path agreement, Bioject will develop a needle-free, auto-disable, single dose cartridge injection system for use in immunization programs in the developing world. The agreement is divided into three stages covering activities from technical feasibility, country-level market assessments, fundraising, international public health clinical trials, scale-up for high-volume manufacturing, to full market implementation.

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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2005-12-28)

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