07/06/2022at 08:30

Canada places USD 56m monkeypox vaccine order at Bavarian Nordic

Bavarian Nordic’s vaccine is approved for monkeypox in the country, where it is called Imvamune.

by marketwire, translated by catherine brett

The Canadian Government has signed a multi-year contract with Bavarian Nordic for supplies of its monkeypox vaccine. The contract has an estimated value of USD 56m.

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