Swiss drug major Novartis may have a meningitis B vaccine on the market within two years, according to a report published in the UK Daily Telegraph.
Preclinical trials have shown results ranging from 93% to 100% immune protection, according to the newspaper. Novartis plans to apply for approval next year and hopes to launch the vaccine in 2011.
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