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Vaccines

Vaccines is a medical condition tracked by NovaPharmaNews across 4 associated drugs and ongoing industry coverage. Explore approved and pipeline therapies, regulatory status, and the latest developments.

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IFPMA IDAP whitepaper: end-to-end access pathway for innovative medicines and vaccines
AnalysisJun 17, 2026

IFPMA IDAP whitepaper: end-to-end access pathway for innovative medicines and vaccines

This IFPMA whitepaper presents the Innovation Development and Access Pathway (IDAP) as a holistic, end-to-end view of how innovative medicines and vaccines move from laboratory research to patient access. It emphasizes that timely access depends on aligned action across R&D, regulation, listing and reimbursement, and health service delivery.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Eli Lilly pipeline and deals: GLP-1, vaccines, and 2026 outlook
AnalysisdiabetesJun 7, 2026

Eli Lilly pipeline and deals: GLP-1, vaccines, and 2026 outlook

Eli Lilly’s pipeline and deal strategy are increasingly defined by GLP-1 leadership, obesity and diabetes demand, and a widening push into vaccines. This plan centers the deal and clinical signals BD teams, investors, and executives need to assess what changed and what to watch next.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Amish Health Beliefs: Vaccines, Costs, and Pharma Strategy Insights
AnalysisJun 6, 2026

Amish Health Beliefs: Vaccines, Costs, and Pharma Strategy Insights

This article analyzes Amish health behaviors, including low vaccination rates and selective medical care use, and their implications for pharmaceutical strategy and public health engagement.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell
STAT+: RFK Jr.’s second year: Vacancies, not vaccines
AnalysisJun 5, 2026

STAT+: RFK Jr.’s second year: Vacancies, not vaccines

RFK Jr.’s second year at HHS has been defined by leadership vacancies and policy shifts at the NIH, not vaccine debates. For pharma BD and strategy teams, the key signal is the implementation of Schedule F, which could reshape federal hiring and grant oversight.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccines: A New Era for Melanoma Treatment
AnalysismelanomaJun 2, 2026

Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccines: A New Era for Melanoma Treatment

Personalized mRNA cancer vaccines are emerging as a powerful new weapon against melanoma, leveraging individual patient tumor data to create tailored treatments. This innovative approach, building on the success of mRNA technology, shows significant promise in preventing cancer recurrence and offers new hope for patients.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Which Vaccines Will Curb the Ebola Outbreak? WHO Debates
AnalysisEbolaMay 30, 2026

Which Vaccines Will Curb the Ebola Outbreak? WHO Debates

The WHO is currently debating which vaccines will effectively curb the ongoing Ebola outbreak. This article explores the implications for pharmaceutical teams and investors.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Ebola Outbreak: Testing Long-Shot Vaccines Amid Crisis
AnalysisEbolaMay 19, 2026

Ebola Outbreak: Testing Long-Shot Vaccines Amid Crisis

As the Ebola outbreak continues, experts are considering testing unapproved vaccines. This article delves into the implications for the pharmaceutical industry.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell
FDA Approves Updated COVID-19 Vaccines for Fall 2024
NewsInfectious DiseaseApr 3, 2026

FDA Approves Updated COVID-19 Vaccines for Fall 2024

The FDA has approved updated COVID-19 vaccines for Fall 2024, aimed at improving immunity against new variants and safeguarding community health.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell