
Status: Closed to recruitment
Population: Adult (18+) and Paediatric (12-18yo)
Disease group: COVID-19
Funder and Sponsor: ModernaTX, Inc
Chief Investigator: Dr Catherine Cosgrove
Study Aims
The purpose of this clinical research study is to develop a new vaccine for coronavirus disease (COVID- 19). mRNA-1283.222 is a vaccine being studied in this clinical research study.
ModernaTX, Inc. is using the same technology as the previously approved and authorised mRNA COVID- 19 vaccines, to develop additional SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccines that may be as protective as the currently authorised vaccine but at a lower dose level. It is likely that this study vaccine may also be more stable for a longer period stored at refrigerated temperatures than the mRNA-1273.222 vaccine.
This study will investigate if mRNA-1283.222 when given as a booster dose in participants aged 12 years and older is safe and effective in prevention of COVID-19, when compared to the authorised vaccine, SPIKEVAX (mRNA- 1273.222).
What does participating in the study involve?
If you take part in this study, you will:
- Have visits to the study site that may include questions about your health, physical examinations, blood tests, nasal swab collection and other medical tests
- Be asked to complete an electronic study diary
- Receive the study vaccine
- Be randomly assigned to receive one of these study vaccines:
- mRNA-1283.222: The new vaccine, being tested.
- mRNA-1273.222: A vaccine currently authorised to prevent COVID-19.
You will be in the study for approximately 12 months. This includes at least 5 study visits (where you come to the study site) and 3 visits by phone as well as possible unscheduled visits, if needed.
Contact email/study website: NextCOVEStudyUK.com / nextcovestudy@sgul.ac.uk.