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Vaccine & Gene Therapy Institute of Florida

Translating Research Into Health

That’s what we do every day at VGTI Florida. Our research is bringing us closer to the development of vaccines and immunotherapies that will improve human health around the globe, focused specifically on treating and preventing AIDS, cancer, tuberculosis and the diseases associated with emerging viral infections. 

We’re taking basic and clinical science from lab bench to bedside, and will change the lives of millions susceptible to or afflicted with the world’s most devastating “incurable” diseases. 
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News

Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute Opens February 29th

VGTI Sponsors St. Lucie County Regional Science and Engineering Fair

VGTI Sponsors Martin County Regional Science Fair

Dynamic Trio To Lead VGTI Bio Ball

Vaccination Recommendations from the Center for Disease Control

http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/vaccinations.htm

Events

April 26, 2012
VGTI Florida Seminar
Professor Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, Ph.D.
2008 Laureate of the Nobel Prize in Medicine
Director, Unit of Regulation of Retroviral Infections Institut Pasteur, Paris, France

“A Look at Innate Modulators of  HIV/SIV Infection Into the Host ”
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