Danish vaccines company looks to make impact in polio eradication

28 June 2019
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Privately-held Danish vaccines specialist AJ Vaccines has won approval in Denmark for its adjuvanted IPV vaccine, after positive results from clinical trials involving almost 3,000 infants.

The firm is hoping to gain a World Health Organization (WHO) prequalification with a view to enabling AJ Vaccines to deliver doses to UN agencies such as UNICEF and PAHO early next year.

AJ Vaccines says it is seeking to become a major player in the global market for IPV vaccines, “during the global eradication endgame and for routing immunizations after the eradication.”

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