The European Union is on track to approve its first COVID-19 vaccine ahead of Christmas. Political pressure has been mounting for a swift stamp of approval to move forward with vaccine programs across the bloc.
The Amsterdam-based European Medicines Agency (EMA) on Tuesday moved up the expert panel review meeting on the BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine to December 21, eight days sooner than its original deadline of December 29. The move comes after the UK and the US launched their immunization campaigns.
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Coronavirus: EU regulator set to approve vaccine by Christmas | Coronavirus and Covid-19 - latest news about COVID-19 | DW | 15.12.2020
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