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Overcoming these odds, Serum launched its first therapeutic antitetanus serum within two years, then began producing the antitetanus vaccines.
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Serum expects its own boost from finally entering regulated markets like the U.S. and Europe, where prices are 10 to 20 times higher.
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Thanks mainly to low overhead, tight cost controls and mass production, the company was able to keep Serum's vaccines priced lower than its competitors'.
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In 2001, Serum Institute decided to venture out of its traditional childhood vaccines with known technology and develop a new vaccine of great need in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Not that it will be easy for Serum, which will need USFDA approval for its products, involving drawn-out and costly human clinical trials.
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It has had a relationship with Akorn for three years to market injectable anticancer products and rabies monoclonal antibodies manufactured by Serum, and recently announced it was buying 2 million shares in its American partner.
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