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MOVe-AHEAD trial

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Sinovac’s COVID-19 vaccine receives WHO emergency use listing

Vaccine found to be 51% effective in preventing symptomatic disease, meeting the WHO's recommendation of at least 50% efficacy

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J&J’s single-dose COVID-19 vaccine secures approval from the UK’s MHRA

Vaccine was found to be 67% effective in preventing COVID-19 infection in a phase 3 study

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EMA authorises Pfizer/BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 12 to 15

Clinical trial data recently showed that the vaccine is safe and effective in individuals in this age group

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GSK, Vir’s COVID-19 mAb scores FDA emergency use approval

Interim phase 3 trial results found sotrovimab reduced the risk of hospitalisation or death by 85% compared to placebo

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EU takes legal steps against AZ over delayed COVID-19 vaccine deliveries

Lawyers for the European Commission have asked the court to fine AZ €10m per infraction

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Sanofi, GSK begin enrolment for phase 3 COVID-19 vaccine study

Study will investigate two formulations targeting the Wuhan strain and the South African variant

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Novartis, Molecular Partners launch global study of novel COVID-19 drug

Initial positive phase 1 study results found that the drug was safe and well tolerated, with no significant adverse events reported

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Launch excellence in COVID-19 times

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Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine offers high levels of protection for adolescents

The study results showed a vaccine efficacy of 100% starting 14 days after the second dose

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The lessons learned from COVID-19’s impact on oncology trials

How COVID-19’s lasting legacy will reshape clinical cancer research

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EMA concludes GSK, Vir’s mAb can be used to treat high-risk COVID-19 patients

Recommendations can be used to support national advice prior to marketing authorisation

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AZ, Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines ‘highly effective’ against Indian variant

UK study finds vaccines are likely to be effective in preventing hospitalisation/death

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