Bavarian Nordic CEO Says Likely To Sell Imvamune Priority Review Voucher

Danish group believes its smallpox vaccine will get approved, generate a transferable priority review voucher, and replace the current US-licensed replicating smallpox vaccine ACAM2000.

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FDA approval for Bavarian Nordic AS's smallpox vaccine Imvamune looks highly likely after the release earlier this month of successful Phase III trial data. Approval would generate a lucrative 'priority review voucher' which the Danish biotech would probably sell to generate liquidity, rather than use to accelerate a future review for another vaccine, its CEO told Scrip.

The Phase III clinical trial was led by the US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) and demonstrated the safety and efficacy of Bavarian Nordic's investigational, non-replicating smallpox vaccine

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