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MHRA approves Valneva’s chikungunya vaccine Ixchiq for use in adults

The chikungunya virus has now been identified in over 110 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas

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Valneva shares positive phase 3 results for chikungunya vaccine in adolescents

The company has submitted label extension applications for Ixchiq in this age group

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WHO announces priority endemic pathogens for urgent vaccine development

The study identifies the 17 pathogens that regularly cause diseases in communities

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Pfizer/Valneva share promising results for Lyme disease vaccine candidate

There are currently no approved human vaccines for the bacterial infection

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Valneva and LimmaTech Biologics partner to advance Shigella vaccine candidate

There is currently no vaccine approved for Shigella, the second leading cause of fatal diarrhoeal disease globally

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WHO announces new mRNA vaccine development initiative against human avian influenza

H5N1 was responsible for 889 cases and 463 deaths across 23 countries from 2003 to 2024

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GSK and Flagship Pioneering partner in deal worth up to $7bn to discover medicines and vaccines

The companies aim to develop a portfolio of up to ten candidates

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EC approves Valneva’s single-dose chikungunya vaccine for use in adults

The virus has been identified in over 110 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas

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CHMP recommends Valneva’s chikungunya vaccine for use in adults

If approved, Ixchiq will become the first vaccine available in the EU for the mosquito-borne viral disease

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Valneva’s single-dose chikungunya vaccine shows promise in adolescents

The mosquito-borne viral disease often causes sudden, large outbreaks with high attack rates

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UKHSA and The Pirbright Institute collaborate to develop vaccines against henipaviruses

There are currently no licensed vaccines or treatments for the Nipah virus

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Valneva’s chikungunya virus vaccine recommended by US CDC advisory committee

The mosquito-borne viral disease leads to symptomatic disease in 97% of people within a week or less following the mosquito bite

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