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STAT+: Vir antibody drug aimed at influenza A fails in clinical trial

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Vir Biotechnology said Thursday that a long-acting antibody drug designed to protect healthy individuals from influenza A failed to do so in a nearly 3,000-person clinical trial. The results are a setback in broader efforts to develop better protective measures against both seasonal and potential pandemic influenza strains.

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Naobios manufactures FluGen Inc’s M2SR influenza vaccine candidate for upcoming clinical trials

Pharma Mirror

Nantes, France, Naobios, a CDMO (Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization) providing bioprocess development and GMP production of clinical batches of viral vaccines BSL2/BSL3, oncolytic viruses and viral vectors, today announces the next phase in its partnership with FluGen, Inc., The company’s.

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Point-of-Care Testing Shows Promise in Future, Concerns About Sensitivity Accuracy

Pharmacy Times

The CDC has recommended a follow-up nucleic acid amplification test to be used for patients clinically suspected to have influenza, despite a negative POC test.

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Oseltamivir does not reduce risk of hospitalisation for influenza, review suggests

Hospital Pharmacy Europe

Published in JAMA Internal Medicine , researchers examined whether oseltamivir use in adult and adolescent outpatients with influenza reduced the risk of hospitalisation. They searched for randomised controlled trials that compared oseltamivir against placebo or nonactive controls in outpatients with a confirmed influenza infection.

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NIH clinical trial for universal influenza vaccine begins

Pharma Times

The universal vaccine could protect people against more strains of flu - News - PharmaTimes

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Moderna reveals optimistic data for influenza-COVID-19 vaccine

European Pharmaceutical Review

Positive interim results from Moderna’s Phase I/II trial of mRNA-1083 , an investigational vaccine designed to immunise against both influenza and COVID-19, have been released. Additionally, the combination vaccine is being investigated against Fluzone HD, an enhanced influenza vaccine, in adults 65-79 years of age.

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Next-gen Moderna COVID-19 vaccine shows promise

European Pharmaceutical Review

” Moderna reveals optimistic data for influenza-COVID-19 vaccine A promising mRNA vaccine What the clinical data showed Findings from the NextCOVE Phase III pivotal trial showed that mRNA-1283 facilitated a higher immune response in patients against both the Omicron BA.4/BA.5