EU regulator begins real-time review of Valneva’s COVID-19 shot -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – The Valneva SE logo is seen at its headquarters in Saint-Herblain near Nantes France on September 13, 2021. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe(Reuters) – On Thursday, the European Union’s drug regulator announced that it has begun a continuous review of Valneva’s protein-based COVID-19 vaccination. This comes weeks after the EU had signed a supply agreement with Valneva.
According to the European Medicines Agency, (EMA), the preliminary research suggests that VLA2001 triggers an antibody reaction against coronavirus. The European Medicines Agency (EMA), stated in a statement, “The decision to begin the real-time evaluation was based upon the findings of preliminary studies.”
The EMA is also reviewing COVID-19 vaccines, from Russia’s Gamaleya Institute, Sanofi -GSK, and Sinovac.
Last month, the European Commission signed eighth agreement with Valneva for the COVID-19 vaccine. The company will supply 60 million doses over the next two years.
Valneva claimed in October that the vaccine was “at least equally good, or better than AstraZeneca”‘s (NASDAQ) shot. The late-stage trials compared both, and showed significantly less side effects.
AstraZeneca’s vaccine has been approved by the EU. The same goes for shots from Pfizer BioNTech. Moderna (NASDAQ:) and Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:).
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