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Phone: +1 617 864-6232 |
Address:
61 MOULTON STREET
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 02138 |
Company Description
Virus Research Institute, Inc. discovers and develops vaccine delivery systems and improved and novel vaccines for adults and children. The company and its collaborators are currently applying company's expertise to develop vaccine delivery systems for the prevention of influenza, lyme infections and H. pylori infections. In addition, the company is also developing its own proprietary vaccines for rotavirus infection which causes gastrointestinal infections in infants and for virus causing genital herpes. Research and development fees accounted for 64% of 1997 revenues and licensing and options, 36%.
Key People
| Chairman & Chief Executive Officer | J. BARRIE WARD |
| President, Chief Financial Officer | W.A. PACKER |
| Vice-President Finance | D.H. RAMSDELL |
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