That is unrelated to the simple fact that neither Pfizer or Moderna completed Phase 1, 2 or 3 clinical trials for their Covid shots to the trial endpoints, as is required for drug approval by FDA.
They were given Emergency Use Authorization, and simply quit the studies. And FDA let them. While they got approved, and immunity from liability, they categorically have not completed Phase 1, 2 or 3 clinical trials to their endpoints.
This is
not accurate:
"Pfizer/BioNTech’s phase three trial
began in late July 2020 and t
he results were published in December 2020 (
here). The trial enrolled 46,331 participants at 153 sites around the world in Argentina, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa and the U.S., according to Pfizer’s website (
here)."
The Clinical trial end date for the Pfizer Phase 1 clinical was Nov 22, 2022.
All Phase 1 and 2 trials take 594 days. They aborted the trials before they were complete. Read the first sentence in the the quote above. It is simply nonsensical on its face.
Amazingly, FDA granted the EUA in spite of the lack of rigorous data. Then FDA argued that these files should be unavailable for public scrutiny for 75 years.
Your links are wrong; but you flippantly dismiss bad actions by regulators based upon incomplete studies by manufacturers.
Science questions all science, and can quickly disprove bad science, like FDA approval of EUA drugs that have not completed clinical trials.....ask yourself why they wouldn't just do this complete sequencing now?
The Pharmaceutical/Regulatory Complex has run a game on the people, with the help of those that ought to have been responsible, and ought to have known better.
You can choose to use google to find that which will give you comfort and bury your head in the sand, or you can understand that opioids, Vioxx and many other ill-considered drugs have been approved by FDA with far greater clinical data than these new mRNA shots.
As an aside, can you name any other mRNA treatment that has made it past Phase 1 studies, anywhere in the world? Did you ever consider that there might be a reason, and that perhaps the folks who created this stuff might know what that is?
www.reuters.com
