Ashleigh Furlong, POLITICO Europe

Ashleigh Furlong

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Past articles by Ashleigh:

AI is about to remake the pharmaceutical industry

Algorithm-designed drugs are entering human trials. → Read More

So much for coordination: EU countries ignore pandemic lessons amid China’s COVID surge

Division over travel measures highlights haphazard EU response. → Read More

‘Paradigm shift’ in cancer treatment as Moderna’s vaccine shows promise

Preliminary results raise hope of fundamental change in cancer treatment. → Read More

Who killed the COVID vaccine waiver?

The inside story of how lobbying, threats and the desire to protect industry gutted a proposal that was meant to make vaccines widely available in poorer countries. → Read More

Anger and anxiety stalk EU’s monkeypox vaccine lottery

Vaccine tourism is back as people seek to protect themselves against illness and stigma. → Read More

Monkeypox outbreak: What we know so far

Cases of monkeypox are being investigated in several countries in Europe and North America. → Read More

Novavax asks EU to approve coronavirus vaccine for adolescents

Request includes data from an ongoing trial of the jab in teenagers in the US. → Read More

Protesters take to the streets across Europe to oppose invasion of Ukraine

Tens of thousands gathered in cities including Brussels, London, Paris, Munich, Dublin and Geneva. → Read More

Missed handshake at Africa summit has awkward Sofagate echo

Incident after EU-Africa summit had uncomfortable parallels with a diplomatic protocol breach in Turkey last year. → Read More

England’s health service staff to get 3 percent pay rise

England’s National Health Service staff will receive a 3 percent pay rise backdated to April, the U.K. government announced today. The increase comes after an initial offer of 1 percent that … → Read More

Coronavirus vaccine booster trial begins in UK

Study comes as governments debate how to reopen amid concern about the spread of new variants of concern. → Read More

Kurz: Austria concludes Sputnik V negotiations

The European Medicines Agency is still carrying out a rolling review of the Russian jab. → Read More

EU OKs new manufacturing sites for coronavirus vaccines

The regulatory approval means that the EU now has four sites producing the active substance for the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab. → Read More

WHO gives green light to J&J vaccine

This is the third vaccine to receive emergency use listing from the WHO, following Oxford/AstraZeneca and Pfizer/BioNTech. → Read More

WHO coronavirus origins probe in China fails to reveal major new findings

Scientists have yet to identify how the virus began to jump to humans or where this spread began. → Read More

UK approves third coronavirus vaccine, giving OK to Moderna

Britain moves ahead of EU in number of vaccines approved for use. → Read More

BioNTech/Pfizer coronavirus vaccine on course for approval next week

The EU could approve the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine next week, with a meeting of the committee that recommends a conditional marketing authorization set for December 21. That is eight days soone… → Read More

UK’s speedy coronavirus vaccine approval sparks hope (and questions)

Moving at breakneck speed, the UK is setting its sights on on mass immunization. → Read More

Success in third coronavirus vaccine trial boosts hope COVID-19 can be contained

World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the trial results offered ‘real hope.’ → Read More

AstraZeneca, Oxford: Coronavirus vaccine is 70 percent effective

The announcement comes after news from Moderna and the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine trials, which both showed efficacy of over 90 percent. → Read More