EU orders up Valneva’s inactivated Covid-19 vaccine
The EU has secured 60 million doses of Valneva’s potential Covid-19 vaccine VLA2001. When approvied, it would be the first inactivated vaccine on the EU market.
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The EU has secured 60 million doses of Valneva’s potential Covid-19 vaccine VLA2001. When approvied, it would be the first inactivated vaccine on the EU market.
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