Connecticut Company Gets Contract for H1N1 Vaccine


Published On: September 17th, 2009

The government has awarded Protein Sciences, in Meriden, Conn., a five-year, $147 million contract to develop an H1N1 flu vaccine, joining several other companies. Video courtesy of Fox News.

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