Moderna wins U.S. FDA approval for first mRNA-based flu vaccine
WASHINGTON - The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Moderna’s flu vaccine for people aged 50 and older, the company said on Aug 5, marking the first…
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WASHINGTON - The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Moderna’s flu vaccine for people aged 50 and older, the company said on Aug 5, marking the first approval of a messenger RNA-based vaccine for seasonal flu. The company withdrew its application for the combo shot in 2025 after the agency sought additional evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of its flu component.
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WASHINGTON - The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Moderna’s flu vaccine for people aged 50 and older, the company said on Aug 5, marking the first approval of a messenger RNA-based vaccine for seasonal flu.
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The company withdrew its application for the combo shot in 2025 after the agency sought additional evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of its flu component.
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WASHINGTON - The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Moderna’s flu vaccine for people aged 50 and older, the company said on Aug…
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