Neue Novavax: Anstieg nach 1:20 Re-Split
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Ein Totimpfstoff könnte zwar das Risiko von Impfschäden reduzieren, überzeugt aber auch nicht wirklich.
Entsprechend verläuft ja auch die Kursentwicklung.
TOKYO, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Takeda Pharmaceutical Co, the Japanese partner for Novavax Inc's COVID-19 vaccine, is preparing to seek regulatory approval for a roll out in Japan early next year, its top executive said on Friday.
Novavax delayed filing for U.S. approval to the end of this year, and Politico reported this month that the Maryland-based company has faced production and quality problems. The drugmaker filed to British regulators on Wednesday.
"We will need to assess whether the package that has been filed in the UK, for example, will satisfy the Japanese authorities," Takeda CEO Christophe Weber said in an interview ahead of the Reuters Total Health conference https://reutersevents.com/events/healthcare, which will run virtually from Nov. 15-18.
"I think this is what will happen in the coming weeks and months," he said, adding he believed it would be ready in time to help with Japan's booster shot programme, which is set to start by the end of this year.
Takeda is setting up to make the vaccines "as soon as the product is approved," he said.
Takeda has said it can make 250 million doses of Novavax's protein-based vaccine https://www.reuters.com/business/...-19-vaccine-doses-2022-2021-09-10 at its Hikari plant in western Japan, and has contracted to sell 150 million to the Japanese government.
Japan has largely depended on the mRNA-type shots of Pfizer Inc/BioNTech and Moderna Inc in its vaccination effort, which has fully inoculated 71% of its population.
Takeda has been a major part of that push, acting as the importer and distributor https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/...rna-vaccines-2021-10-01 of 50 million Moderna doses this year, with contracts for the same amount next year.
COVID-19 vaccine expenditures in Japan could reach about 1.37 trillion yen ($12.1 billion) in the next five years, according to health data firm IQVIA Holdings, and Takeda has a sizable first-mover advantage.
But numerous hurdles remain. Takeda and Moderna recalled https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/...rna-vaccines-2021-10-01 1.63 million doses in Japan after the discovery of metal contaminants in some vials, a problem traced back to a production partner in Spain.
"Manufacturing processes are always very complex in the case of vaccines," Weber said. "That's why there's been so many supply issues with vaccines since the beginning of COVID-19, because it's not an easy process." ($1 = 113.5900 yen) (Reporting by Rocky Swift; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore)
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/...g-early-2022-rollout-093426216.html
Schau Dir hierzu bitte Slide 52 und 68 der Investor Präsentation von September an:
https://www.novavax.com/sites/default/files/...eck-Final-20210922.pdf
Ich denke der UK Zulassungsantrag gibt nun den Anstoss.
"We will need to assess whether the package that has been filed in the UK, for example, will satisfy the Japanese authorities," Takeda CEO Christophe Weber said in an interview ahead of the Reuters Total Health conference https://reutersevents.com/events/healthcare, which will run virtually from Nov. 15-18.
"I think this is what will happen in the coming weeks and months," he said, adding he believed it would be ready in time to help with Japan's booster shot programme, which is set to start by the end of this year.
Takeda is setting up to make the vaccines "as soon as the product is approved," he said.
Oct 29, 2021
-- Application marks the first protein-based COVID-19 vaccine submitted to regulatory authorities for provisional approval in Australia
-- In addition to today's submission to the Therapeutic Goods Administration, the company recently filed for authorization with MHRA, with additional filings in process
-- All modules required for Australian regulatory evaluation, including Quality/ CMC data, are now complete
https://ir.novavax.com/...COVID-19-Vaccine-in-Australia?sf153629395=1
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Event summary
Live broadcast: 14:00 - 14:30 Amsterdam time (CET)
Date:
04/11/2021
Location:
Online
Twitter:
#EMAPresser
Event summary
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) holds fortnightly regular press briefings to provide an update on EMA’s COVID-19 activities.
Speakers:
Marco Cavaleri (Head of Biological Health Threats and Vaccines Strategy)
Fergus Sweeney (Head of Clinical Studies and Manufacturing Task Force)
Georgy Genov (Head of Pharmacovigilance)
The press briefing will be moderated by Marie-Agnes Heine (Head of Communication).
The press briefing will be held in English. No translations will be provided.
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Am gleichen Tag gibt's bei uns den ER. Zufall???
Australien ist also der nächste Schritt. Großartig! Vielleicht ja am 4.11.auch EMA...
Der Ball rollt endlich, war ne lange Zeit... Jetzt muss er nur noch endgültig über die Linie!
Bei Moderna wurde die bedingte Zulassung durch die EMA am 06.01.2021 erteilt und am 30.04.2021 durch die WHO.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/...p;utm_campaign=cppst
…There were no safety concerns arising from the study data and Covovax is safe and immunogenic in the adult population, Prakash Kumar Singh, Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs at the Serum Institute of India (SII), is learnt to have said in the application sent to the DCGI.
"In our government's endeavour to fight against COVID-19 pandemic, we have also been working shoulder to shoulder with the Government of India to make available one more safe and efficacious world class COVID-19 vaccine for our country and the world at large.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/...-for-covid-vaccine-covovax-2592599
Dazu ein interessanter Artikel aus dem Yahoo-Board bezüglich einer Studie, bei der NVX-CoV2373 als Booster untersucht wird:
This is the clinical trial that will have the biggest impact on the use of NVAX going forward.
In late 2020 and early 2021 people in the UK were vaccinated with either PFE or AZ with a second dose 8-12 weeks later. It is this group where the clinical trial called "CoV-Boost" is being run. The trial is designed to give a third booster dose "at least 84 days after the second dose". They are testing 7 different vaccines including NVAX as the booster. The first dose was given June 14.21. and testing of blood samples occurs on days 28, 84 and 365.
If accrual of volunteers completed by mid-July (I have no idea when they completed just an educated guess) this puts day 84 around mid-October. Then about 4 weeks to collect and analyze all of the data is mid-November.
If NVAX is superior in the immune response to this 3rd dose it will become the booster of choice around the world.
Sept 16.21 this report was published "Data from NIHR-supported studies inform UK COVID-19 Booster Programme" where the advise 3 doses of PFE induced strong responses etc.
They can not comment on the results for the NVAX vaccine because at that time it was not approved for use in the UK. This does not mean it wasn't as good as the mRNA boosters it means they can't comment on it so its still privileged information.
https://www.nihr.ac.uk/news/...rm-uk-covid-19-booster-programme/28663
Let's see how this works out :-)
Immerhin werden die klinischen Ergebnisse der Phase 3 Studien als sehr gut beschrieben. Und Politico sagt, dass der Impfstoff dringend benötigt wird.
Danke Politico! Ich habe gestern nochmal nachgelegt. Es mag zwar sein, dass NVAX keine Zulassung erhält. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit dafür ist aber nach einem monatelangen intensiven Austausch mit etlichen Zulassungsbehörden der Welt sehr unwahrscheinlich. Die Anforderungen werden klar sein und der Abschluss des rolling review heißt, dass man alles erfüllt hat und nun der Ball bei der Zulassungsbehörde liegt. Und UK haben nicht das erste mal zügig als erster eine Zulassung erteilt.
Die journalistische Reputation scheint dabei zweitrangig zu sein, aber das kennt man ja von der BILD...