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Regeneron secures $270M contract extension for Ebola therapy supply

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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals agreed to a contract extension worth nearly $270 million to supply its Ebola therapy, Inmazeb, to the US Government through 2031. This agreement builds on a 2020 partnership with the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority. Separately, an investigational monotherapy derived from the therapy is being tested in the Democratic Republic of the Congo against a Bundibugyo virus outbreak.

From pharmaceutical-business-review.com

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The contract extension ensures a ready supply of Inmazeb for national emergency stockpiles, reinforcing preparedness efforts. Additionally, the ongoing clinical trials are evaluating a candidate treatment for a virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for which no approved treatments are currently available.

The World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders have addressed the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, declaring it a public health emergency.

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