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Sanofi has launched AVAXIM® Junior in the UK, an inactive hepatitis A vaccine aimed at children aged 12 months to 15 years. The vaccination entails two doses administered intramuscularly, ideally spaced between 6 to 36 months but can extend to 7 years. The launch is supported by data from 20 clinical studies across 14 countries, involving more than 6,200 children, demonstrating over 95% efficacy in inducing a protective antibody response within two weeks. AVAXIM Junior addresses the prevalence of hepatitis A, a common travel-related disease, providing parents with reassurance when traveling to high-risk areas. Side effects typically include soreness at the injection site and general malaise. Sanofi, listed on Euronext and NASDAQ as SNY, aims to enhance global health through innovative treatments and vaccine options.
