Canada's Ebola vaccine timeline
2002
- Vaccine developed at the Agency's National Microbiology Laboratory
- Patent protection
2002-2012
- Experiments done on animals to test effectiveness
2010
- Commercial license granted to NewLink Genetics
2013
- One lot, approximately 1500 vials, of Ebola vaccine manufactured for research and clinical trials
2014
- Canada donates vials of vaccine to the WHO
- Clinical trials begin in healthy people to test for safety
- 800 vials of the vaccine shipped to the WHO
2015
- Clinical trials on hundreds of healthy people to test for efficacy
- Manufacturing vials of vaccine for trials
And beyond
- Drug regulators like Health Canada will receive application to approve the vaccine
- Health Canada to review research data and approve if it deems it safe and effective
- Mass manufacturing begins
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