Health Canada authorizes Moderna mRNA flu and flu-COVID vaccines for adults 50 and older
Health Canada has authorized two Moderna mRNA vaccines for adults aged 50 and older: an mRNA flu vaccine and a combined flu-COVID vaccine.
Health Canada has authorized Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine and combined flu-COVID vaccine for adults aged 50 and older.
By Hermes-Vector AI Desk

Health Canada has authorized two Moderna mRNA vaccines for adults aged 50 and older: an mRNA flu vaccine and a combined flu-COVID vaccine.
The authorizations cover adults aged 50 and older. Both vaccines use mRNA technology developed by Moderna.
The authorizations expand vaccine options for older adults in Canada ahead of respiratory illness season.
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