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Novavax raised its full-year adjusted revenue forecast on Wednesday, banking on higher sales tied to its vaccine supply ...
Novavax raised its full-year adjusted revenue forecast on Wednesday, betting on the strength of vaccine supply partnerships, including with Serum Institute of India and Japan's Takeda , sending its ...
Novavax on Wednesday raised its full-year revenue forecast as it received a $175 million milestone payment from Sanofi ...
The Novavax vaccine targets the same XBB.1.5 variant as the other two vaccines. That variant was the dominant one in the U.S. earlier this year when the FDA had to choose the makeup of this fall's ...
The Novavax Covid-19 vaccine, which goes by the Scrabble-friendly trade name “Nuvaxovid,” has been authorized as a two-dose primary series given three weeks. or roughly only two Scaramuccis apart.
The Novavax vaccine would be authorized for use in adults only in two doses. The company submitted a request, which the FDA is considering, to provide the same vaccine as a booster dose.
Novavax COVID vaccine shows strong efficacy The biotechnology company announced Monday that its stage three clinical trial showed overall efficacy of 90.4% against COVID-19.
The Novavax vaccine was one of the vaccines chosen for development as part of Operation Warp Speed. The U.S. government is providing $1.75 billion to the company to support the vaccine's development.
In this Feb. 26, 2022 file photo a kidney dish with syringes containing the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine sits in a refrigerator ready for use at a vaccination center in Prisdorf, Germany, Feb. 26, 2022.
Novavax, a small biotech company in Maryland, garnered attention June 18 when it announced its vaccine candidate is more than 90% effective overall and 100% effective at preventing moderate to ...
Novavax has been working on developing vaccines for more than three decades, but hasn’t brought one to market. The company’s COVID-19 vaccine work is partly funded by the U.S. government.
Even with two other vaccines authorized, Novavax is having no trouble recruiting volunteers for its U.S. trial. If all goes well, the U.S. could see 110 million doses in June.