Inovio In The News
We list occasional relevant media editorial regarding vaccines, DNA vaccines, and Inovio Pharmaceuticals.
Philadelphia Business Journal 2013 40 Under 40
Ami Shah Brown, Sr. Director of Inovio’s Regulatory Affairs, was named one of the 40-Under-40 Most Promising Executives in the Philadelphia Region
Philadelphia Business Journal
April 2013
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H7N9 Vaccine At Least 6 Weeks Away
U.S. News & World Report
By Jason Koebler
April 2013
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Chinese Government Suspects Human-to-Human Transmission of H7N9 Bird Flu
U.S. News & World Report
By Jason Koebler
April 2013
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George Mason University Hosts “From Bench to Bedside: DNA Vaccines”
PWC
By Brent M. Heavner
March 2013
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Inovio CEO on DNA Vaccines
The Wall Street Journal
By Juro Osawa
February 2013
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How Drug Makers Think About Innovation
The Wall Street Journal
By Geeta Anand
February 2013
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Editor’s Pick: Inovio
Nature Biotechnology
By Jennifer Rohn
February 2013
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Why the Flu is So Relentless & How Technology Might Help
MIT Technology Review
By Susan Young
January 28, 2013
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Tackling Transfection Tasks
University of Pennsylvania & Inovio Test Possible HIV Vaccine
Study Looks at Vaccine to Treat HPV Infection
Times Dispatch
By Tammie Smith
December 2012
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Company Works to Develop 'Game Changing' HIV Vaccine
Fox 5 Sandiego
By Erica Fox
November 2012
10 Promising Therapeutic Vaccines 2012
Fierce Vaccines
By Suzanne Elvidge
October 2012
The Compelling Need for Game-Changing Influenza Vaccines
An Analysis of the Influenza Vaccine Enterprise and Recommendations for the Future
Center for Infectious Disease Research & Policy
By Michael T. Osterholm, et al.
October 2012
New Vaccine Could Help Women Who Already Have HPV
My Health News Daily
By Rachael Rettner
October 2012
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
Philly.com
By Sandy Bauers
October 2012
Therapeutic Vaccine Shows Potential in Fighting Cervical Cancer
The New York Times
By Roni Caryn Rabin
October 2012
Cervical Cancer Vaccine in Early Stages
CNN Health
By Elizabeth Landau
October 2012
Grand Strand Doctor's Testing Could Save Lives
Carolina LiveBy Joel Allen
August 2012
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Electroporation Delivery of DNA Vaccines: Prospects for Success
PMCBy Niranjan Y. Sardesai & David B. Weiner
June 2012
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Inovio: A Rising Star in the World of Vaccines
eCliniqua
By Deborah Borfitz
September 2011
Dermal Electroporation: An Efficient and Tolerable Method of Delivering DNA Vaccines
This article describes the recent advances in dermal electroporation (ID ED) as an efficient platform for the delivery of DNA vaccines. In the future, dermal electroporation devices currently in development could offer an easy-to-use, tolerable, and low-cost strategy for mass immunizations with gene-based vaccines.
Transdermal
By Kate Broderick & Stephen Kemmerrer
January 2011
DNA Drugs Come of Age
After years of false starts, a new generation of vaccines and medicines for HIV, influenza and other stubborn illnesses is now in clinical trials.
Scientific American
By Matthew P. Morrow & David B. Weiner
June 2010
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