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Pinion Immunotherapeutics CEO participates in vaccine panel with European Medicines Agency

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Gregory Glenn, Chief Executive Officer of Pinion Immunotherapeutics, participated in sessions at the 27th World Vaccine Congress Europe in Amsterdam. He took part in a panel titled “Chronic Conditions and Off-Target Effects of Vaccines,” which included Nicholas Perombelon from the European Medicines Agency. Glenn also presented on Pinion’s AI-designed mRNA platform for establishing immune control of EBV.

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The event involved a clinical-stage biotechnology company presenting its mRNA platform while engaging with officials from the European Medicines Agency. This interaction highlights the ongoing regulatory dialogue regarding the development and application of advanced vaccine technologies in Europe.

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  • GlennChief Executive Officer of Pinion Immunotherapeutics
  • European Medicines AgencyRepresented the European Medicines Agency during the panel discussion

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    Companies developing mRNA immunotherapeutics might see their funding or market access influenced by regulatory dialogue with the European Medicines Agency.

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