Privately-held Viennese firm Themis Bioscience has been awarded PRIME designation for its candidate chikungunya fever vaccine, unlocking enhanced regulatory support from the European medicines regulator.
Chikungunya is a mosquito-transmitted disease that can have debilitating long-term effects and has no current treatment or prevention options.
Chief executive Erich Tauber said: “Being accepted into the PRIME scheme recognizes the potential of our program and the important endeavor of preventing chikungunya, a severe disease with global outbreak potential and no available treatments.”
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