fluvirin造句

• Fluvirin, the flu vaccine, alone accounted for $ 219 million.
• Fluvirin is the No . 2 flu vaccine in the United States.
• The company will ship no Fluvirin anywhere this year.
• Throughout all the changes, the vaccine, Fluvirin, has remained the same.
• Chiron said it has not shipped any of its Fluvirin vaccine and no recall was necessary.
• British regulators shut down Chiron Corp .'s plant in Liverpool, preventing shipment of its Fluvirin vaccine.
• As a result of the license suspension, Chiron won't sell Fluvirin for the 2004-2005 season.
• Chiron said it has invested heavily to increase the supply of the vaccine, called Fluvirin, to the United States.
• With the big increase in production, analysts had expected more than $ 300 million in revenue from Fluvirin this year.
• Chiron chief executive Howard Pien said Tuesday that all of the Fluvirin doses " would be destroyed in due course ."
• U . S . licensed vaccines include Fluzone from Aventis Pasteur, Fluvirin by Chiron and the nasal spray FluMist from MedImmune.
• Chiron Vaccines, whose headquarters are in Oxford, England, makes the Fluvirin vaccine in its factory in Liverpool, England.
• Fluvirin is also made in the company's plants in Italy and Germany, but those doses have already been promised.
• Sales of fluvirin, an influenza vaccine, grew 33 percent to 22 million pounds and sales of other vaccines grew 4 percent.
• British regulators suspended Chiron's license for three months, citing manufacturing problems at the Liverpool factory, where Chiron makes Fluvirin.
• In addition, the Senate committee that oversees the FDA has requested copies of all correspondence between the agency and Chiron related to Fluvirin.
• He said Chiron shipped the first 1 million doses of Fluvirin to distributors in July but that they had not been redistributed to doctors and clinics.
• Tuesday, British regulators disagreed and suspended Chiron's license for three months, officially prohibiting export of the Fluvirin brand that Chiron manufactures in Liverpool.
• Chiron's quality testing covers a wide range of parameters, said Pien, who declined to specify which of those the eight Fluvirin batches had failed.
• The company had been expected to ship roughly 50 million doses of its Fluvirin vaccine to the United States, about half the nation's anticipated supply.