Penn Medicine Magazine Spring 2011
November 16, 2011 pennmedicinenews 95 other publications
At Penn Medicine, physician-scientists are creating new DNA vaccines that hold great promise for fighting disease more effectively, with fewer side effects. Less like a drug in a bottle or a vaccine in a vial, they are "more like a next-generation blood transfusion." But the new vaccines are expensive, and funding can be hard to find. -Vaccines in the Vanguard -A Decade of Success -A Novel Immune Therapy For Pancreatic Cancer -Bridging the Gaps
At Penn Medicine, physician-scientists are creating new DNA vaccines that hold great promise for fighting disease more effectively, with fewer side effects. Less like a drug i...
