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Clinical Trials Arena on MSNBavarian Nordic begins mpox vaccine trial in pregnant women and infantsBavarian Nordic has initiated two Phase III clinical trials of its mpox vaccine, Jynneos, in pregnant and breastfeeding women ...
More measles cases have been reported in Washington state. Officials in Seattle-King County yesterday reported two measles ...
First studies to evaluate MVA-BN in infants under 2 years of age and pregnant and breastfeeding women.The multi-partner research project is aimed at expanding access to mpox vaccines for vulnerable ...
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Pharmaceutical Technology on MSNBavarian Nordic nets $160m from priority review voucher saleSale prices for the vouchers – which slash FDA review times for a drug – have increased in the past year as biotech funding ...
Danish biotech firm Bavarian Nordic could ramp up production of its mpox vaccine even before having orders lined up, based on the outcome of talks this week with the World Health Organisation, the ...
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GlobalData on MSNBavarian Nordic launches chikungunya vaccine trial for paediatric populationBavarian Nordic has commenced a Phase III trial of its chikungunya vaccine, CHIKV VLP, targeting the paediatric population ...
The FDA approval of Vimkunya has given the chikungunya vaccine’s owner, Bavarian Nordic, an extra financial windfall. | The ...
Danish biotech firm Bavarian Nordic said on Tuesday it will donate 40,000 doses of its mpox vaccine to Africa's top public health body, after the body declared an emergency.
Bavarian Nordic produces one of the only vaccines for mpox and its shots are the only ones licensed for the disease in the U.S. and European Union.
Bavarian Nordic's vaccine has been used worldwide since 2022, after U.S. and European regulators backed it for use against a different strain of mpox that spread globally in 2022.
Bavarian Nordic Gets $63 Million US Government Order for Small Pox, Mpox Vaccine (Reuters) - Bavarian Nordic has received an order worth $63 million from the U.S. government to produce additional ...
The WHO’s declaration of an emergency has caused Bavarian Nordic’s shares to jump over 40%. The company's shares are up 51% since the start of the year, with its market cap at $3.28 billion.
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