Shingrix Seen Replacing Zostavax In EU & US as Shingles Standard Of Care
Executive Summary
Shingrix is likely to replace Merck & Co's Zostavax as the preferred shingles vaccine in the EU and US, following the GSK product’s approval in the US and recent positive opinion in the EU. Sales in major markets could approach $700m by 2025.
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