Pfizer’s mRNA flu vaccine met both primary endpoints in the 18- to 64-year-old population in an ongoing Phase III trial, the company announced on Tuesday morning. However, executives are no longer shooting for a 2024 launch.
While Pfizer initially pegged a possible 2024 launch for its standalone mRNA flu vaccine, that timing has been pushed to “after 2024.” Its next-generation mRNA flu and Covid-19 combination vaccine is expected to launch in 2025, CEO Albert Bourla said in prepared remarks ahead of the company’s third-quarter earnings call.
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