EU Panel Backs Merck’s Enflonsia for High-Risk Children Through Second RSV Season

By Public Technologies
  • Merck received a positive EU CHMP opinion recommending expansion of Enflonsia’s indication to children vulnerable to severe RSV disease.
  • The expansion covers RSV lower respiratory tract disease prevention in high-risk children up to 24 months through their second RSV season.
  • A European Commission decision is expected within two months, covering the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
  • The FDA accepted a supplemental application for children under two at increased risk, with a target decision date of March 22, 2027.


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