The European Medicines Agency has established a task force of European experts with specialized knowledge in vaccines, infectious diseases and other relevant expertise to contribute to the global response to the threat of the Zika virus infection.
This group will be available to give advice on any scientific and regulatory matters for the research and development of medicines or vaccines against the virus.
The EMA task force was established following the declaration by the World Health Organization February 1, 2016, that the Zika virus outbreak is a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. There are currently no vaccines or medicines to protect from or treat Zika virus infection that are approved or undergoing clinical studies.
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