FDA approves two more COVID-19 vaccines for use in Ghana

Date:

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has approved two more COVlD-19 vaccines for importation, distribution and use in Ghana.

A statement signed by Mrs Delese Darko, Chief Executive Officer of the FDA, said the two newly approved vaccines are Modena (Spikevax) and PtizerBioNtech (Comirnaty)

This brings the number of COVlD-19 vaccines approved for use in Ghana to five; Sputnik V, Covishield, Covid-19 Vaccine Jassen, Modena (Spikevax) and PtizerBioNtech (Comirnaty).

The statement said the FDA continued to use the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) pathway, which was the accepted procedure for all national regulatory authorities globally.

It said the EUA was used to ensure timely access to quality and safe medical products including vaccines during thus pandemic.

The statement said all the approved COVlD-19 vaccines had been subjected to rigorous safety parameters and urged the public to receive the approved vaccines without any reservation.

It said the FDA remains committed to safeguarding the health and safety of the public as mandated by the Public Health Act. 2012 (Act 851).

Share post:

Subscribe

Popular

Mobile Money (MOMO): How digital payments are strengthening the health response in Mozambique

During the second round of the national polio vaccination...

Government Urges Extreme Caution as Severe Winter Weather Disrupts Travel Across Parts of South Africa

Government urges members of the public to remain vigilant...

African Academy for Women in Political Leadership Launches with Inaugural Cohort of 40 Women Leaders from Africa and the Caribbean

KIGALI, Rwanda, August 8, 2026/APO Group/ --  The United Nations...

Ghana’s Golden Arms to compete at World Armwrestling Championship in India

The national armwrestling team of Ghana, the Golden Arms, will compete...

More like this
Related