EU's Breton expects J&J vaccine OK soon, not worried about overall second-quarter doses
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is likely to issue its approval for the anti-COVID-19 vaccine of Johnson&Johnson soon, Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton said, adding he was not worried reaching the overall EU goal for vaccines from all producers in the second quarter.
“I have the feeling that EMA will give its authorisation within the next hopefully days or hours, which is very good news because then we will have four vaccines ready to go,” Breton told a news conference
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