Coronavirus Update: Pfizer/BioNTech Announce Positive Early Booster Data
Executive Summary
The announcement comes amid signs of lagging bivalent booster uptake despite the possibility of a fall and winter surge. Novavax announced data from its combination coronavirus-influenza vaccine, but doubts remain as its approach’s competitiveness against mRNA vaccines. Moderna and Pfizer received EUAs for their bivalent vaccines in young children.
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