Zero Hedge: FDA May Grant Full Approval For Jab As Early As September

Does this mean the vaccines have been improved or does it mean standards have been lowered?

What do you think?

The FDA’s eventual decision to ignore the advice of its advisory committee and approve the drug, it says, was based on aducanumab’s ability to lower levels of amyloid plaques in the brain — protein clumps that some scientists think cause Alzheimer’s.

Instead of granting the drug a standard approval, which is typically reserved for agents that have demonstrated benefit for people in large phase III trials, the FDA opted to use its ‘accelerated approval’ pathway. This is for treatments that are “reasonably likely”, but not certain, to help patients.

My surveillance of red dit shows nothing has changed.

And there was this recent news:

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Next up, courts ditch the proof beyond a reasonable doubt standard for the preponderance of the evidence standard in order to "help fight covid."

Next up, courts ditch the proof beyond a reasonable doubt standard for the preponderance of the evidence standard in order to "help fight covid."

"The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may grant full approval for Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccination as early as September or October, according to the Wall Street Journal, citing FDA advisers and former officials familiar with the process.

The rush for full approval - as opposed to the current emergency use authorization - comes as many schools, hospitals and employers have used full approval as a benchmark for moving forward with mandatory vaccinations."

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They haven’t even passed phase 1 preclinical trials. There are 5 phases hence the 3-5 year normal time for FDA approval. If they cave to political pressure, we are totally screwed. They don’t have any credibility today but if they did, those would use up the rest.

Gee, this doesn't sound like a legitimate approval process for some reason.

I doubt anyone will be working there by then

"The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may grant full approval for Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccination as early as September or October, according to the Wall Street Journal, citing FDA advisers and former officials familiar with the process.

The rush for full approval - as opposed to the current emergency use authorization - comes as many schools, hospitals and employers have used full approval as a benchmark for moving forward with mandatory vaccinations."

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