The same system Moderna used for its COVID vaccine may also be able to help prevent HIV. Two of Moderna’s mRNA-based HIV vaccines could start human trials this week, according to a new posting in the National Institutes of Health’s clinical trial registry. The Phase I study would test the vaccines’ safety, as well as collect basic data on whether they’re inducing any kind of immunity, but would still need to go through Phases II and III to see how effective they might be.
The first mRNA-based HIV vaccine is about to start human trials
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Dr. David Diemert, the director of the George Washington University Vaccine Research Unit, weighs in on President Donald Trump's executive order pushing for revisions to how children in the US are vaccinated and what that means for the future.
The GW VRU is a site for a clinical trial to examine Pfizer's new C. diff vaccine.
This was a phase 2, randomized, open-label, non-placebo controlled trial to evaluate two partial doses o the Modified Vaccinia Ankara-Bavarian Nordin (MVA-BN) vaccine for protection against mpox.
