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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 ...
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 ...
COPENHAGEN, Denmark I June 26, 2025 I Bavarian Nordic A/S (OMX: BAVA) announced today the initiation of the first of two clinical trials designed to support ...
Clinical trials of Jynneos have begun or will begin soon in infants and children 2 years old and younger, and in pregnant or ...
The FDA approval of Vimkunya has given the chikungunya vaccine’s owner, Bavarian Nordic, an extra financial windfall. | The ...
Ireland records first case anywhere of mpox in fully-vaccinated person, despite high antibody levels
Ireland has reported the first case anywhere of mpox in a fully vaccinated person, despite having a high immune response at ...
Looking ahead to the rest of the year, Bavarian Nordic aims to grow earnings some 26% to 30% over that same span. As for what could be next in the company’s travel health portfolio, Bavarian ...
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GlobalData 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 ...
Tech transfer of MVA-BN® will help increase global mpox vaccine manufacturing capacity and further expand the equitable access to vulnerable populations.Serum Institute of India obtains license to MVA ...
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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 aged two to 11 years old. This marks the first study of the single-dose, ...
Bavarian Nordic is running a Phase II trial (NCT06549530) to evaluate the immunogenicity and safety of the Jynneos vaccine in children from two years to less than 12 years of age compared to adults ...
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