FDA advisory panel unanimously recommends Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine for older adults
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ALEXX ALTMAN-DEVILBISS | The National News Desk
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An FDA advisory panel unanimously recommended approval of Moderna's mRNA-based flu vaccine, mFlusiva, for older adults. The vaccine uses the same mRNA technology as COVID-19 vaccines. The FDA is expected to make a final decision by early August. Moderna is seeking approval for ages 50-64 and authorization for 65+ while further testing continues.
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· 3 pulledA panel of independent advisers to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) unanimously recommended that the agency approve Moderna's flu vaccine, called mFlusiva, for older adults.
The vaccine uses the same mRNA technology that was used in COVID-19 vaccines.
Experts say mRNA vaccines can b
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