Vaxart announced on Wednesday that a Phase II study of its oral norovirus vaccine achieved the primary endpoint of reducing the rate of infection. The vaccine is designed to go after the norovirus GI.1 genotype, which causes gastroenteritis.
However, in the trial’s other primary endpoint, the vaccine achieved a 21% reduction in norovirus acute gastroenteritis, which was not statistically significant against the placebo. Vaxart is planning to analyze the Phase II data further. — Tyler Patchen
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