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WHO - 1^st round of public consultation

Guidelines on the nonclinical evaluation of vaccine adjuvants and adjuvanted vaccines

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IABS Addresses the Issue of Potential Conflict of Interest in Membership

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Invitation to Join Brighton Collaboration

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IABS Board Member Professor Takao Hayakawa Honored by Emperor of Japan

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IABS Board Closes the Blood Committee

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IABS in a nutshell

The International Alliance for Biological Standardization (IABS) is a non-profit association located in Geneva, Switzerland. IABS mission is to contribute to the scientific and medical advancement of biologicals by facilitating the communication among those who develop, produce and regulate biological products for human and animal health.

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Vaccines and Diagnostics for Transboundary Animal Diseases

International Symposium, Ames, Iowa, September 2012: Proceedings

Editor(s): Roth J.A. (Ames, Iowa) ; Richt J.A. (Manhattan, Kansas); Morozov I.A. (Manhattan, Kansas)

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Predictive Markers of Safety and Immunogenicity of Adjuvanted Vaccines

Conclusions and Future Perspectves

25-26 September 2013 - Bethesda, Maryland

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Setting Specifications for Biotechnology Products: Facing Evolving Challenges

Venue: Lister Hill Auditorium, NIH Campus, Bethesda, Maryland

This meeting is to bring together regulators, scientists, academia and industry to help resolve existing challenges in ensuring the quality of biotechnology medicinal products and to bring high quality medicines to patients. Guidance on how to control the quality of medicines through specifications is high level and both industry and agencies are challenged on how to set them appropriately during development and post marketing. The meeting will bring the right experts together to discuss the issues and through roundtables attempt to reach conclusions that will be valuable globally to public health.

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