COVID-19 Vaccine Advisory Committee May Help Determine US FDA Approach To Licensure

The October panel will not review a specific application, but is expected to offer FDA advice on whether emergency use authorization is an appropriate pathway for COVID vaccines, and what data would be needed for full licensure. Sponsors may present data on their candidate vaccines.

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An expert panel of the US Food and Drug Administration will be offering advice on the appropriateness of an emergency use authorization of a COVID-19 vaccine and the safety and effectiveness data needed for approval before the agency has received an application.

FDA announced that the Vaccines and Related Biologics advisory committee will convene on 22 October to “discuss, in general, the...

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