BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Medicines Agency has been in contact this month with 38 makers of potential COVID-19 vaccines, an official at the EU drugs regulator said on Tuesday.
"As of early September the EMA has been in contact with developers of 38 potential COVID-19 vaccines," Fergus Sweeney, head of clinical studies and manufacturing task force at EMA, told a hearing in the European Parliament.
Vaccines must be authorised by EMA before they can be used in the European Union. No COVID-19 vaccine has been authorised.
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