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5:18Now PlayingAstraZeneca Plc plans to release up-to-date results from the U.S. study of its Covid-19 vaccine within 48 hours following criticism from a science agency that an analysis published Monday included old information.
The U.K. drugmaker will “immediately engage” with the independent panel monitoring the trial to share the latest efficacy information, AstraZeneca said Tuesday. The earlier results were based on data gathered through Feb. 17.
The stumble is the latest misstep for AstraZeneca, which had announced that the vaccine was found to be 79% effective in preventing Covid-19 in the U.S. clinical trial of more than 30,000 volunteers. The shot, developed with the University of Oxford and viewed as a frontrunner to help curb the pandemic, has been beset by complications.
In a brief statement last night, the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases said the monitoring board charged with ensuring the safety and accuracy of the vaccine trial had expressed concern that results may give an “incomplete” view of the shot’s efficacy.
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