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A new agreement with Moderna will see Lonza add three more production lines at its site in Visp, Switzerland. Additional production lines will come online sequentially, said the contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO). All three are expected to be operational in the earlier part of 2022 In May 2020, Lonza and Moderna announced a 10-year strategic collaboration agreement to enable the manufacture of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine and additional products from the US biotech in the future. Since then, Lonza has installed three production lines at its...

LONDON: Two teams of scientists are set to begin trials of HIV vaccines based on technologies used to develop COVID-19 jabs. Oxford University’s Jenner Institute, which was behind the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, and US pharmaceutical giant Moderna in partnership with Scripps Research, will use different techniques. The Oxford team’s HIV vaccine utilizes a modified adenovirus taken from chimpanzees, while the Moderna one is based on messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA). Both methods have been used successfully to stimulate the human immune system against COVID-19 in the past year. It...

Head of European operations, Dan Staner, said they were on track with deliveries Moderna is on track to deliver all the doses Britain has ordered by the end of the year, one of the company's senior officials said today,  Ministers have struck a deal for 17million doses of the two-dose jab - enough for 8.5million people. The first batch of 100,000 doses have arrived, with Wales and Scotland using the jab already. Supplies are expected to 'significantly increase' from next month. The jab will be essential for the roll-out moving forward, after the drug regulator ruled under-30s should receive...

As a keen student of military history, Boris Johnson is well aware of Lord Beaverbrook and his influence on changing the course of the Second World War. For the Prime Minister, however, it is jabs in the arms rather than planes in the air that have changed the course of his battle with coronavirus. Just as Beaverbrook obsessively pushed for aircraft production to take priority, so Mr Johnson has focused on vaccine production in Britain – in particular at Oxford Biomedica, a gene and cell therapy company producing the AstraZeneca drug. No 10 insiders say that he repeatedly asks for reassuran...