The Food and Drug Administration’s vaccine advisory committee June 15 voted unanimously to recommend updating the current COVID-19 vaccine composition for fall to a monovalent vaccine based on an XBB variant of the virus, the lineage currently predominating in the U.S. The FDA will now consider the recommendation.

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