WHO secures three licensing deals to boost Covid vaccine and assay product options

29 Aug 2023
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The World Health Organization has secured licensing agreements with Medigen Vaccine Biologics, the University of Chile and the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) to increase the number of Covid-19 vaccine and assay product options for worldwide use. The licensing agreements fall under WHO’s Covid-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP). Medigen is the first private manufacturer, as well as the first vaccine maker, to enter an agreement with C-TAP. The Taiwan-based biotech is licensing its Covid-19 vaccineCovid-19 vaccine, MVC COVID-19, and providing staff training to manufacturers. The protein subunit vaccine, which has emergency use authorization in Taiwan, has had three million doses administered in seven countries, according to a WHO press release.
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