> South Korea-based KAEL Gem-Vax, which we profiled in our report on promising pancreatic cancer drugs, has reported Phase II results of its GV1001 vaccine for Stage III non-small cell lung cancer. The company found GV1001 was well tolerated, immunizing the majority of NSCLC patients and establishing durable T-cell memory. A randomized trial is next. KAEL Gem-Vax release
> The Indian vaccine market is expected to grow 23% during 2011-2012, reaching $4.6 billion in revenue by 2017. Report
> Experts at the U.K.'s National Health Service are weighing whether they should recommend that all kids under 17 should get the flu shot. Report
> A vaccine injected directly into a pancreatic tumor could hold promise for patients whose cancer can't be surgically removed. The Phase I trial, which included just 6 patients, was conducted at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey. Article
And Finally... A new web-based reporting system could make vaccines more effective by speeding the data collection process following vaccination. Article