BioPharma Dive June 10, 2024
Delilah Alvarado

Results showed the experimental vaccine produced stronger immune responses in adults than did already licensed products used for comparison in the trial.

Dive Brief:

  • Moderna on Monday said a combination flu and COVID-19 shot it’s developing met the goal of a late-stage study, eliciting higher immune responses to the two viruses than did available vaccines when tested among adults 50 years or older.
  • Dubbed mRNA-1083, the shot is made up of Moderna’s second-generation COVID vaccine and a candidate for influenza, which have each been tested on their own in separate trials. The company pit mRNA-1803 against Spikevax, its approved COVID vaccine, and against flu shots from drugmakers Sanofi and GSK.
  • Moderna said the data showed a single dose of...

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