Background/ObjectivesOlder adults are at high risk of influenza-related severe disease and complications. HD-IIV, currently recommended for adults [≥]65 years, is egg-based and may be subject to egg-adapted mutations. An mRNA-based vaccine for influenza, mRNA-1010, has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration....
K. Fust, E. Beck, M. Kohli et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Background/objective: Older adults experience a disproportionate burden of severe influenza. In the P303 trial (NCT058279789), mRNA-1010 showed greater immunogenicity versus high-dose inactivated influenza vaccine (HD-IIV4) in adults ≥65 years of age. Here, we used a correlate-of-protection framework to estimate the re...
V. Nguyen, Ethan Settembre, John Youhanna et al.· Vaccines· 0 citations
MRNA-1010, a new mRNA-based influenza vaccine, was shown to be comparable to currently licensed EVs among older adults ≥65 years against medically attended influenza outcomes, and provides an additional comparable option to existing EVs to help further reduce severe influenza disease burden.
K. Joshi, A. Situ, D. Mehta et al.· Journal of Medical Economics· 1 citation
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