- Clover reported additional U.S. Phase 1 data for its SCB-1019 RSV candidate in older adults previously vaccinated with GSK’s Arexvy, positioning the program for the repeat-vaccination segment.
- In a head-to-head booster comparison, SCB-1019 showed a 60-80% higher trend in RSV neutralizing antibody levels versus an Arexvy booster, which could support differentiation in revaccination use.
- The company said more than 40% of eligible U.S. adults ages 60+ have already received a first protein-based RSV vaccine dose, indicating a sizable potential market for booster strategies.
- Clover also highlighted a combined RSV+hMPV±PIV3 vaccine candidate now in Phase 2, aiming to broaden coverage beyond RSV for older adults.
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