Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb on Sunday said the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 12 and under could receive FDA approval by winter.
Gottlieb, who sits on Pfizer’s board of directors, said the company’s application in October could hasten for quick approval by winter.
“This fall, Pfizer is going to be in a position, the company I’m on the board of as you mentioned, be in a position to file data with the FDA at some point in September and then file the application potentially as early as October, so that’ll put us on a timeframe where the vaccine could be available at some point late fall, more likely early winter, depending on how long FDA takes to review the application,” Gottlieb said, according to The Hill.
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You have got to be a special kind of stupid to inject your kid with the experimental gene-therapy which may cause all kinds of horrible long-term side-effects(to rule out such long-term side-effects you’d need two decades of rigorous testing and a general climate of free-speech to ensure no cover-ups), all for a disease that your kid has a big fat zero chance of dying from.