Inovio To Streamline COVID-19 Vaccine Program Under New CEO

The company will shift development of INO-4800 to a booster strategy. It also announced it must conduct additional studies of the cervical dysplasia drug VGX-3100 after an FDA meeting.

Inovio is shifting gears in its product development strategy as the company appoints a new CEO • Source: Shutterstock

Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Inc. announced it is changing course with its COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to develop it as a booster shot as the pandemic transitions to an endemic, while also announcing a setback for its lead clinical program for cervical dysplasia and that a new CEO is taking over from previous CEO J. Joseph Kim.

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