Covid-19 roundup: Moderna gets Swiss booster OK; Bivalent shots expect US EUA sans complete in-human data — report
After Moderna’s bivalent Omicron booster first got authorized in the UK, it was only a matter of time before other countries followed suit. We now know the next country to sign off on it: Switzerland.
Moderna put out word Monday that the regulatory agency Swissmedic gave a temporary thumbs up to the mRNA behemoth’s bivalent booster vaccine, mRNA-1273.214.
Per a press release, the booster is only authorized for adults. Half of the 50 µg vaccine targets the original virus strain, while the other half targets Omicron BA.1.
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