FDA Approves First mRNA Flu Vaccine After Initial Rejection
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FDA Approves First mRNA Flu Vaccine After Initial Rejection

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The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine for seasonal flu, made by Moderna, for use in this year’s upcoming flu season. The approval comes after the FDA initially refused to review the request for the shot earlier this year.

The Washington Times reports that the FDA reversed its initial rejection of the vaccine. Live Science similarly notes the agency's prior refusal to review the approval request. No reason was given in the sources for the initial rejection or subsequent reversal. The availability of the shot for this year’s upcoming flu season has been confirmed.

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