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CEPI has pledged over $60 million to expedite the development of vaccines against Bundibugyo ebolavirus, including $50 million to Moderna for its mRNA-based vaccine. This funding aims to support preclinical and Phase 1 testing while enhancing manufacturing capabilities for potential large-scale trials.
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CEPI has pledged over $60 million to expedite the development of vaccines against Bundibugyo ebolavirus, including $50 million to Moderna for its mRNA-based vaccine. This funding aims to support preclinical and Phase 1 testing while enhancing manufacturing capabilities for potential large-scale trials.
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