How to keep Ebola vaccines at -70°C?
As a Gavi-funded emergency stockpile of Ebola vaccines becomes accessible, we look at the ultra-cold chain equipment used to keep these vaccines at the right temperature.
- 13 January 2021
- 1 min read
- by Gavi Staff
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How to keep Ebola vaccines at -70°C?
The stockpile at Thermo Fischer Scientific will ensure that for the first time Ebola vaccines will be available for rapid global deployment. While being accessible to all countries around the world, low- and middle-income countries can access the stockpile free of charge.
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