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A Lyme Disease Vaccine Is Coming, But Experts Warn of a Major Catch in Pfizer’s Research
Pfizer and Valneva seek approval for a Lyme disease vaccine showing over 70% efficacy in the VALOR study despite trial challenges and rising tick-borne infections.
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Amid rising cases of Lyme disease in Ontario, new Pfizer vaccine one step closer to reality
Pfizer and Valneva are seeking U.S. approval for a new human Lyme disease vaccine that proved more than 70 per cent effective in trials, including in Canada.
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Read Full ArticlePfizer seeks FDA approval for new Lyme disease vaccine candidate
When Lyme disease makes the news, it's typically not for positive reasons — but Pfizer is gearing up to seek regulatory approval for a new vaccine candidate, CNBC reported. In April 2020, Pfizer and French vaccine company Valneva announced plans to jointly "develop and commercialize Valneva's Lyme disease vaccine candidate VLA15," which was in Phase 2 of development at the time (explained here by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). …
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