Next season's flu vaccines will be on time despite canceled FDA meeting, HHS says
A meeting of experts at the Food and Drug Administration to discuss next season's flu vaccines has been unexpectedly canceled. Despite this, the Department of Health and Human Services says the shots will be ready.
FDA abruptly cancels flu vaccine strain selection meeting
Each year, flu vaccines are tailored to match the most prevalent virus strains expected to circulate. Without an official strain selection from the FDA, vaccine makers may be forced to rely solely on recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO), which is set to meet this Friday.
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