French firm Valneva (Euronext Paris: VLA) has presented positive antibody persistence data 12 months after vaccination with a single dose of its chikungunya vaccine candidate, VLA1553.
After reporting positive immunogenicity and safety data from a Phase III study in March of this year, Valneva set up a dedicated antibody persistence trial to monitor a subset of participants for a period of at least five years and hopefully confirm the anticipated long-term durability of the antibody response after a single vaccination.
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