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Hard To Treat Diseases (HTDS) (H1N1) Vaccine Clinical Approval and Production
Date:9/14/2009

SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - HTDS www.htdsmedical.com The Company is pleased to provide the following update to its shareholders and followers on the (H1N1) Vaccine for Mellow Hope Inc, its China based subsidiary and other general business matters.

At the beginning of September, Mellow Hope completed the clinical trial of Influenza A (H1N1) Vaccine (Split Virion). The company received the clinical approval from the State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA) http://eng.sfda.gov.cn/eng. Production will be started shortly.

Mr. Terry Yuan CEO of HTDS said (sic) "Mellow Hope has received many inquiries from different countries, asking about the supply of this vaccine. The company is currently in overdrive preparing all the relevant documents to obtain the approval in all of these regions, from various jurisdictional authorities. We are very confident and expect that several significant deals will be finalized by the middle of October, or early November. We remind our shareholders that we beat out a lot of our competitors with our tenders, and we note that some are out in full force planting doubt about our business activities to our novice and unsuspecting shareholders."

Mr. Yuan exclaimed "Our business is doing fantastic! I can't say that any clearer or louder. Our revenues will spike in this 3rd or 4th quarter and once the numbers are released our shareholders will have plenty to smile about. Our audit has commenced, with our aspirations to become an OTCBB Company. I know that our North American office and our representatives there are busy providing the auditors data they require. Few weeks ago when we set the target of our share price of 3 cents per share we did so confidently. Now, with our H1N1 done and completed, HTDS en route to getting its audits c
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