The Gavi Alliance welcomes the WHO's proposal to study the 'Ervebo' vaccine against the Ebola outbreak in the DRC
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The World Health Organization's Technical Advisory Group on Vaccine Prioritization has recommended the inclusion of 'Ervebo' in clinical trials to address the current outbreak of the Bundibugyo virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Ervebo is currently the only authorized vaccine against Ebola.
The Gavi Vaccine Alliance has publicly supported this recommendation, endorsing the prioritization of the vaccine for the ongoing response efforts in the region. The move aims to expedite the evaluation and deployment of the vaccine as a critical tool in managing the spread of the disease.
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