The first Ebola vaccine was approved for circulation
The European Pharmaceutical Commission has approved the circulation of the world's first Ervebo vaccine (rVSV -G-ZEBOV-GP) to prevent Ebola.
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The European Pharmaceutical Commission has approved the circulation of the world's first Ervebo vaccine (rVSV -G-ZEBOV-GP) to prevent Ebola.
Information published in the US issue of Science Translational Medicine over the weekend.
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