Updated: Moderna ramps up R&D spend in RSV, flu and cytomegalovirus in Q2
When compared to the same quarter last year, R&D expenses at the mRNA powerhouse Moderna rose by 62% to $1.1 billion in this latest quarter as the company stares down the potential for several new commercial products.
The growth in R&D spend was largely due to more clinical trial-related expenses, the company said ahead of its quarterly earnings call on Thursday, for vaccines in development for RSV as well as its seasonal flu and cytomegalovirus candidates.
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