AstraZeneca seeks U.S. authorisation of drug to prevent COVID-19 By Reuters
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(Reuters] -AstraZeneca asked the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for an emergency authorization to allow its new COVID-19 prevention treatment. The British drugmaker stated Tuesday.
Company has provided data from the late-stage clinical trial with over 5,000 participants, which showed that COVID-19 symptoms were reduced by 77%.
AstraZeneca, NASDAQ:, stated that the treatment is an antibody therapy, called AZD7442. It could be used to protect those who might not be able to produce a sufficient immune response against COVID-19 vaccinations.
AZD7442 is a vaccine that relies on the active immune system for the development of an arsenal of specific antibodies and infection-fighting cell lines. However, AZD7442 uses lab-made antibodies to linger within the body for several months in order to stop the spread of the virus.
A U.S. approval for AZD7442 may be a big win for AstraZeneca. This widely used COVID-19 vaccination has not yet been approved in the United States.
AstraZeneca reported that discussions regarding supply agreements are ongoing between the United States of America and other governments.
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