EU, UK & Brazil Take Steps To Boost Access To Monkeypox Vaccines
Executive Summary
Regulators in the EU and the UK are exploring the intradermal use of monkeypox vaccine as a dose-sparing measure to stretch out scarce supplies, while Brazil is to waive the registration requirements for imported vaccines and therapeutics for monkeypox.
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