Irish group working to develop Ebola vaccine

An Irish non-governmental organisation (NGO) is working to develop an Ebola vaccine.

Irish group working to develop Ebola vaccine
Fri, 16 Jan, 2015 - 11:02

An Irish non-governmental organisation (NGO) is working to develop an Ebola vaccine.

World Vision Ireland has partnered with Innovative Medicines Initiative to support its Ebola Plus vaccine programme.

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