Ebola vaccine

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An Ebola vaccine is a vaccine against the Ebola virus .

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Number of vaccinations with the rVSV-ZEBOV vaccine in Eastern Congo from 2018

Prior to 2014, various experimental vaccines were developed through vaccine design that, while protecting against infection with Ebola virus in animal experiments, were not approved for drugs . In the course of the Ebola fever epidemic from 2014 to 2016 , the approval procedures for various Ebola vaccines and drugs were accelerated.

The World Health Organization wrote in a statement that in the course of the Ebola virus epidemic in 2014, it was ethically acceptable to use preventive or therapeutic drugs without proof of effectiveness in humans, if promising results could be shown in animal experiments.

During the Ebola virus epidemic from 2018 to 2020 in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo , a large-scale vaccination campaign began on August 8, 2018 . Since the start of this campaign (as of December 18, 2018) 49,940 people have been given the Ebola vaccine, including 19,120 in the city of Beni alone . According to the decision of an ethics committee, only the rVSV-ZEBOV vaccine from MSD is used . According to accompanying studies, the vaccine proved to be highly effective and was the first vaccine worldwide to be approved under reserve in Europe in November 2019.

cAd3-ZEBOV

The vaccine candidate cAd3-ZEBOV is a replication-competent chimpanzee adenovirus that also encodes the glycoprotein (GP) of the Zaire Ebola virus.

VSV-EBOV

The vaccine candidate VSV-EBOV is based on the Vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) and also encodes the glycoprotein of the Zaire Ebola virus.

Advac and MVA-BN

A combination vaccination consisting of two vaccine candidates (based on adenoviruses and vaccinia viruses ) was developed by Janssen Pharmaceutica , a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson , in collaboration with Bavarian Nordic .

Triazoverine

The Russian Ministry of Health has announced clinical trials for a vaccine candidate for 2015.

EBOV GP

The Novavax company is developing a protein vaccine with an adjuvant .

Nasal vaccine

The University of Texas-Austin is investigating a vaccine candidate based on the adenovirus that is administered nasally.

Individual evidence

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