Swoop Aero Drones Deliver Cold-Chain Vaccines In Malawi

Graham Warwick March 02, 2022
Swoop Aero drug-delivery drone
Credit: Swoop Aero
Australia’s Swoop Aero has delivered Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines by drone in Malawi for the first time. The company has delivered more than 17,000 doses of AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson vaccines, but Pfizer’s needs ultracold-chain conditions, requiring transport at temperatures between -90C and...
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