Botulism is a rare but serious illness caused by toxins produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. The illness can result from consuming contaminated food, wound infections, or exposure to toxins in other ways. Companies involved in botulism may be engaged in various aspects, including food safety, pharmaceuticals, and medical interventions.
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Apr 2023: Pfizer Inc. has promised to provide vital new medications to low-income countries faster, but global health officials warned a news agency that the company's initial attempt at a vaccine faced obstacles that might cause distribution in these countries to be delayed by several years. After facing criticism that it gave affluent countries preference for doses of its COVID-19 shot early in the epidemic, Pfizer pledged to provide more egalitarian access to the vaccine last year. The company claims it wants to reduce the time vaccines are generally provided to poorer countries many years after they become available in other countries. The pharmaceutical company was awarded a $28 million grant by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in September to help introduce the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine in underdeveloped nations. RSV is a virus that resembles the common cold. However, a different delivery system—including different packaging and syringes—will be required to utilize the vaccine in underdeveloped nations in Asia and Africa. The World Health Organization and the corporation both state that preparations for those changes are just getting started, which might cause delivery to be delayed by a few years.
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