Moderna’s Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine Gets Recommendation for Phase 2/3 Trial

By Public Technologies
  • Moderna’s investigational Bundibugyo ebolavirus vaccine, mRNA-1469, was recommended to advance into the Phase 2/3 Tumaini efficacy trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
  • The recommendation followed a WHO advisory group’s October 22 review; trial participation remains subject to regulatory approval.
  • Reported interim Phase 1 results showed the vaccine was generally well tolerated, with a single dose generating strong virus-specific antibody responses.
  • CEPI has committed up to US$58.5 million for vaccine development and trial-dose manufacturing, with separate funding for Tumaini.
  • No vaccine is currently licensed specifically to prevent Bundibugyo virus disease.


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