Coronavirus Notebook: An Accidental Oxford Half Dose, And EU Finally Seals Moderna Vaccine Deal
Executive Summary
EU and UK regulators are vying for vaccine filings, and the EMA will consider changing the terms of the marketing authorization for remdesivir after a WHO panel advised against its use in COVID-19. An Austrian biotech firm is investigating the prophylactic potential of a carrageenan-based spray.
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