Coronavirus Notebook: EU Launches Vaccine Monitoring Scheme, AZ Vows To Defend Itself Against Legal Action
Executive Summary
The EMA has issued updated safety advice on AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine, Vaxzevria, Valneva has decided to pursue vaccine supply deals with individual member states after a falling out with the European Commission, and Kazakhstan has begun administering the first doses of its domestically produced vaccine, QazVac.
You may also be interested in...
Coronavirus Notebook: EMA Says ‘Wait And See’ On CureVac Data, EU Ministers Want Voluntary Approach To Sharing IP
AstraZeneca and the European Commission have both claimed victory in the Vaxzevria supply case brought against the company by the commission. The Moderna coronavirus vaccine is now under review by the European Medicines Agency for use in younger people.
Coronavirus Notebook: EMA Reviews Safety Of All Four Approved Vaccines, EU Buys Big On Comirnaty
Calls grow for a relaxation of IP on COVID-19 vaccines as interest groups pile the pressure on the UK government and the Pope gives his blessing to the proposed waiver.
Coronavirus Update: Moderna Donates More Doses, Booster Shot Shows Efficacy
Novavax said it would start shipping supplies of its vaccine to Europe starting in late 2021, while Vaxart delayed the start of its Phase II study due to issues with Emergent BioSolutions. Meanwhile, Roche India received an EUA for Regeneron's antibody cocktail