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Response Includes Contribution to Three New Jersey Area Organizations

- Two-Dose Series Given at Regularly Scheduled Pediatric Visits Demonstrates Strong Immune Responses -

Growth Platforms(2) reached over 70% of sales

- QIV is the next evolution of influenza vaccine designed to help protect against influenza B, a significant cause of influenza illness and associated complications across all ages, and especially children -

– CDC analysis of 10 influenza seasons indicates use of a four-strain vaccine could have prevented 2.7 million influenza cases, 21 thousand influenza-related hospitalizations and almost 1,400 influenza-related deaths(1) –

Establishment of joint project teams will leverage strengths of academic and industry cross-organizational expertise in all stages of translational research

U.S. Senator Robert P. Casey, Jr. and Former First Lady Of Pennsylvania Ellen Casey Co-Chair Event

- Goal is to select novel clinical development candidates to help stop the global pandemic -

- Everyone 6 months of age and older recommended for yearly vaccination

Recent survey findings indicate majority of adults fear spreading the flu to family and friends, yet only a third of adults 18 through 64 years of age get a flu shot

- New Prescription Lotion Offers Effective Treatment Option -

-- Breakthrough device design talks patients and caregivers through the injection process --

Technology can provide increased accuracy, efficiency for medical practices

- Four local non-profits receive donations totaling more than $185,000 -

Novel Ideas Sought on How to Better Engage Patients in Their Health

Research collaboration to explore novel target shown in pre-clinical studies to play significant role in type 1 diabetes

- Early shipments of flu vaccine allow health care providers to begin immunization and clinic plans with confidence in vaccine supply -

- Research collaboration with affiliate of Harvard Medical School aims to develop novel therapeutic approaches -

Nearly three-quarters of parents ask caregivers to use approved car safety seats and wash/sanitize their hands, yet fewer than one-fifth ask them to get an adult pertussis vaccine