Three years since the first cluster of SARS-CoV-2 infections were reported in Wuhan, China has finally put the first nail in the coffin of its strict "COVID Zero" policies. But as Beijing begins to relax its most restrictive rules, citizens remain concerned about ballooning infections, while a low vaccination rate among seniors and vaccine fatigue appear to be dimming hopes of a quick revitalization of the hard-hit economy and bruised consumer confidence.

Jazz’s REMS patent appears to cover only a method of distributing Xyrem not a method of using the drug and if so should be delisted from FDA’s Orange Book, FTC argues in Jazz infringement suit against Avadel, which had itself sued FDA seeking release from patent certification requirement.

Jazz’s REMS patent appears to cover only a method of distributing Xyrem not a method of using the drug and if so should be delisted from FDA’s Orange Book, FTC argues in Jazz infringement suit against Avadel, which had itself sued FDA seeking release from patent certification requirement.

Clearance by UK regulator allows trial to restart, with pivotal US trial hoped to follow suit to keep AstraZeneca and Oxford's candidate on track for a potential late 2020 readout. Plus, new results with Sinovac's vaccine in the elderly and progress with antibodies.