Coronavirus Update: Sanofi And GSK’s Vaccine Suffers Setback
Plus: Pfizer On Track In US, But Needs More Time In India
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While the new mRNA-based vaccines grow closer to market, Sanofi and GSK's more established approach experiences a serious setback.US authorization in sight for Pfizer/BioNTech after positive advisory committee vote. Pfizer Seeks More Time For EUA Presentation In India.
The companies believe the vaccine could be authorized and ready for use by Q4 2021, approximately a six month delay to previous timelines.
Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline have announced a delay to their COVID-19 vaccine candidate after Phase I/II results showed it produced a disappointingly low immune response.
The companies are combining Sanofi’s recombinant protein-based vaccine with GSK’s adjuvant technology, and had hoped to move into a Phase...
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