assessing vaccine efficacy

How is Efficacy Data Used in Regulatory Approval?

Regulatory agencies like the FDA and EMA use efficacy data to evaluate whether a vaccine should be approved for public use. They consider the balance between benefits and risks, and the overall public health impact.

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