New kind of smallpox vaccine performs well in Phase III trials

7 February 2018
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Positive Phase III data has sent shares in Danish vaccine specialist Bavarian Nordic (OMX: BAVA) up 4% in Copenhagen this morning, following news that the firm’s second Phase III study of Imvamune smallpox vaccine met both primary endpoints.

The study of the investigational non-replicating smallpox vaccine compared efficacy with ACAM2000, the current US-licensed option, which is of the replicating vaccine type.

The company is developing the vaccine for those who cannot receive traditional replicating vaccines, such as people with atopic dermatitis and HIV.

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