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Ebola experimental vaccine trial may begin soon in Uganda

STAT

A clinical trial of one or perhaps two experimental vaccines designed to protect against the Ebola Sudan virus could soon begin in Uganda, as long as the country agrees to allow the research to take place, an official of the World Health Organization said Wednesday. Read the rest…

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ILiAD Biotechnologies announces collaboration with Emmes Group on phase 3 pertussis vaccine trial

Pharmafile

ILiAD Biotechnologies has announced that it has selected Emmes Group to conduct the upcoming phase 3 trials of its lead pertussis vaccine candidate, BPZE1. The two companies are currently working to finalise a definitive agreement for the collaboration.

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Pfizer’s plot to win the RSV vaccine race

STAT

Damian here with an update on the biotech market, a look at the future of genome editing, and the evolving definition of “insider trading.”   Sign up  to get our biotech newsletter in your inbox. Hello, everyone. ” Read the rest…

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Guaranteeing resilience in vaccine manufacturing

European Pharmaceutical Review

There has been a steady stream of developments in the vaccine manufacturing space throughout 2023. A notable milestone was Moderna’s announcement in April that it had, following finalisation of a ten-year strategic partnership with the UK Government, commenced construction of its mRNA vaccine manufacturing technology centre.

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Data hackathon analyses truth behind TB vaccine and COVID-19

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Is a century-old vaccine a ‘game-changer’ for COVID-19? Anita de Waard from Elsevier and Radoslav Kirkov from Estafet tells us how a hackathon is harnessing data science to look beyond the hype and seek definitive clinical evidence. This is especially true in the search for effective therapies to fight COVID-19, and a vaccine.

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What HCPs think about blood clots linked to COVID-19 vaccines

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In the latest edition of What HCPs Think , CREATION.co’s Laura Marsh looks at what healthcare professionals are saying about blood clots linked to COVID-19 vaccines. This sudden increase is due to reports of rare blood clots in recipients of the COVID-19 vaccines developed by AstraZeneca and more recently Johnson & Johnson.

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Opinion: Do masks work? Randomized controlled trials are the worst way to answer the question

STAT

Early in the Covid-19 pandemic, before we had vaccines and effective medical procedures, the only ways to prevent transmission of the virus were behavioral measures like face masks and social distancing.

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