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Review shows favorable reactogenicity profiles of Matrix-M adjuvanted vaccines in children and immunocompromised populations.
Overall, 64,101 participants received ≥ 1 Matrix-M - adjuvanted vaccine dose (143,170 doses): 55,939 COVID-19, 2477 influenza, 1422 CIC, and 4263 malaria vaccinees. All authorized and candidate vaccines within each disease area were well tolerated, including among a wide range of geographies, immunocompromised populations, and children. Active-comparator clinical trials and post-marketing studies demonstrate favorable reactogenicity profiles of Matrix-M - adjuvanted vaccines compared with licensed vaccines for the same diseases, particularly, lower reactogenicity rates post - NUVAXOVID versus mRNA COVID-19 vaccination. Research is ongoing to better characterize Matrix-M immune-stimulating mechanisms, continue technology improvements, and identify new applications to enhance vaccines and therapeutics.
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