XM7P50ICD-11 MMS 2026-01
Ebola vaccines
Description
Two types of Ebola vaccines have been licensed and prequalified by WHO – the live, attenuated, single-dose rVSV∆G-ZEBOV-GP vaccine (Ervebo, Merck & Co.) and the heterologous, two-dose Ad26.ZEBOV and MVA-BN-Filo vaccine regimen (Zabdeno and Mvabea, Janssen Pharmaceutical). Both are recommended against Ebola virus disease. They are not recommended against disease cause by other virus of the Orthoebolavirus genus. The single-dose single-dose rVSV∆G-ZEBOV-GP vaccine (Ervebo, Merck & Co.) is recommended for both outbreak response and preventive vaccination of health care and frontline workers in at-risk countries. A stockpile of vaccine doses has been established for reactive use and is management by the International Coordinating Group for vaccine provision. The two-dose Ad26.ZEBOV and MVA-BN-Filo vaccine regimen (Zabdeno and Mvabea, Janssen Pharmaceutica) is recommended for preventive use, outside of an outbreak response, in health care and frontline workers in at-risk countries. For more recommendation, see SAGE recommendations https://iris.who.int/bitstream/handle/10665/378109/WER9927-355-362.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Index terms
- Ebola vaccines
Child codes
Sibling codes
XM02Y0– Respiratory syncytial virus vaccinesXM0N24– Yellow fever vaccinesXM0N50– Poliomyelitis vaccinesXM0RC1– Encephalitis vaccinesXM1131– Mumps vaccinesXM1CE0– Rotavirus diarrhoea vaccinesXM1LR5– Influenza vaccinesXM28X5– Measles vaccinesXM38G7– Dengue vaccinesXM68M6– COVID-19 vaccinesXM6LL6– Hepatitis vaccinesXM6T09– Rabies vaccinesXM7PP1– Rubella vaccinesXM7ZF1– Mpox vaccinesXM8DG3– Varicella zoster vaccinesXM95R0– Smallpox vaccineXM9QP0– Papillomavirus vaccines
Foundation entity
Part of: XM61M7: Viral vaccines › XM5MU9: Systemic antibiotics, anti-infectives or antiparasitics › XM6S30: Medicaments › X: Extension Codes