Sanofi and AZ’s RSV Antibody Gets EU Thumbs Up But Pfizer Rival Hot On Heels
Executive Summary
Nirsevimab is set to become the second RSV prophylactic on the market for infants and offers several advantages over its first-to-market competition, but Pfizer’s vaccine rival is fast approaching.
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