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CureVac announces start of phase 1 trial of modified COVID-19 mRNA vaccine candidate

Developed in collaboration with GSK, CV0501 is specifically designed to protect against the Omicron variant

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JCVI publishes advice on COVID-19 vaccines ahead of autumn booster campaign

The programme was expanded in response to the Omicron variant to include everyone aged 50 and over

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WHO releases interim statement on COVID-19 vaccination for children and adolescents

Only 25% of older populations have received a complete primary series of COVID-19 vaccines in lower income countries

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Novartis reports death of two patients treated with Zolgensma

The company has notified health authorities in markets where the drug is sold and has informed relevant healthcare professionals

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The impact of COVID-19 on the fight against AMR

How the responses to the COVID-19 pandemic have affected antibiotic-resistant bacteria

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Moderna’s Omicron booster receives MHRA approval

The booster dose can be used in adults aged 18 years and over to protect against contracting COVID-19

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Lack of evidence for AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine says UK Department of Health

Charities have called on the government to reassess its decision, which could affect the immunocompromised

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Novartis’ Pluvicto receives MHRA marketing authorisation to treat advanced prostate cancer

The approval for the treatment applies to England, Scotland and Wales

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ONS data reveals significant decrease in COVID-19 antibodies

The latest figures have prompted calls for the government to start its autumn booster vaccination campaigns as soon as possible

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ONS records a continued fall in UK COVID-19 infections

Latest figures have shown a drop in UK COVID-19 infections by more than half a million in a week

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Eli Lilly to make bebtelovimab commercially available to US states from August

The COVID-19 antibody is expected to become commercially available prior to the anticipated depletion of the US government’s current available supply

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Regeneron terminates four clinical trials of its COVID-19 antibody cocktail REGEN-COV

The drug was taken off the US market in January due to it being ‘highly unlikely’ to be active against the Omicron variant

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