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Nasal Spray COVID Vaccine Shows Promise in Early Trial

Drugs.com

11, 2023 -- New research points to the potential of a COVID-19 vaccine delivered through the nose. The phase 1 clinical trial showed that the product, administered nasally in two doses, delivered a significant immune response to. WEDNESDAY, Oct.

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GSK confident in RSV vaccine launch, but sets expectations for ‘steady build’

BioPharma Drive: Drug Pricing

GSK expects its respiratory syncytial virus vaccine will be a multibillion dollar product. But at the beginning it’s predicting a slower launch than for its fast-selling shingles shot.

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Moderna, chasing GSK and Pfizer, brings RSV vaccine to regulators

BioPharma Drive: Drug Pricing

The vaccine has a chance to become Moderna’s second approved product and could help offset declining sales for its COVID-19 shot.

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Pfizer RSV vaccine gets off to fast start on market

BioPharma Drive: Drug Pricing

The pharma’s shot Abrysvo made over $300 million in sales during the first few months of its launch, and will be an important product to help offset declining COVID vaccine sales.

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Dengue is spreading and Sanofi is pulling the market’s only vaccine. What’s next?

BioPharma Drive: Drug Pricing

As Sanofi prepares to halt production on its dengue vaccine in 2026, locally acquired infections in the U.S. are raising the alarm.

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GSK outpaces Pfizer in RSV vaccine market

BioPharma Drive: Drug Pricing

Sales of GSK’s new RSV shot Arexvy were more than double what Pfizer reported for its rival product, suggesting substantial demand this fall.

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mRNA Therapeutics: Revolutionizing Treatment Beyond Vaccines

DrugBank

The COVID-19 pandemic brought mRNA to global prominence by developing highly effective vaccines by Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech. However, mRNA technology has introduced new possibilities, particularly in developing personalized cancer vaccines and combination therapies. Another challenge is the potential for unintended immune responses.

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