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Pharma group seeks compensation from Covid vaccine maker for alleged IP infringements
More than two years into the pandemic, people have acquired different levels of immunity through infections and shots
New three-year contract in place if UK drugmaker continues to manufacture the jab
FT science editor Clive Cookson and global pharma correspondent Hannah Kuchler answered your questions about rising Omicron infections and vaccine efficiency
Change would incorporate genetic material from fast-spreading strain in new boosters
The global south has once again been abandoned in its quest for vaccines
Short break in immune suppression treatment improves antibody production after vaccination while doing little harm
New vaccine candidates significantly outperform existing Covid jabs at targeting the most prevalent strain
UK surge in infection rates, US faces recession, give women their Wimbledon due
Governments need to plan now for what could be a tough autumn
Pharma companies are hoping to catch up with rivals as they report promising trial results for jab
Mathematical modelling looked at deaths directly and indirectly linked to jabs
Javid says he asked officials to revise previous plans that would exclude under-65s
UK health agency investigating possibility of community transmission says risk to public ‘extremely low’
US biotech group says shot targeting both first strain and Omicron could help avert ‘large rise’ in cases
Government seeks to secure domestic jab supply and prepare for future pandemics in deal with Boston biotech
After years in retreat, the disease is once again on the rise across the continent
Children as young as six months old can begin receiving Pfizer or Moderna vaccines as soon as Monday
‘Time is ticking’ as studies suggest original Omicron jabs may not offer strong protection against sub-variants
Recommendation by health agency advisory group marks shift in thinking of global health authorities
Only 1 per cent of the 10bn jabs delivered so far have been in low-income countries
US prepares to roll out jabs to last age group without access once regulatory approval is received
Commerce minister’s surprise remarks put WTO agreements at risk
At last week’s conference in LA, the real activity was outside on the streets
The German company is ploughing Covid vaccine profits into oncology but its technology is still largely unproven
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