THE FDA ISSUES FULL APPROVAL FOR PFIZER VACCINE

FDA ISSUES FULL APPROVAL FOR PFIZER VACCINE<br /><br />75 doctors in South Florida walked out of their hospital in protest against having to treat unvaccinated patients with Covid. The Palm Beach Gardens doctors say their intention was to get people to recognize the importance of vaccines.<br /><br />...I wonder if these doctors plan to protest against having to treat smokers for lung cancer. Will they protest having to treat obese people for diabetes? <br /><br />They should lose their medical licenses. They're nothing but politicians in white lab coats. <br /><br />The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave full approval for Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine for everyone 16 and older. Until now, all three vaccines were available under "emergency use authorization." <br /><br />That was quick. Previously, the fastest vaccine to get full approval was the mumps vaccine and it took 4 years. And on average, approval can take more than a decade.<br /><br />Although information says otherwise: <br /><br />- Two letters were issued by the FDA<br />- The FDA-authorized vaccine does NOT yet exist in the marketplace. Not available.<br />- Pfizer vaccine still under EUA, still has liability shield<br />- The Comernity vaccine (BioNtech) is NOT available, not started manufacturing or labeling<br />- In the interim, the one with the liability shield is the Pfizer product, still under EUA.<br /><br />So how did the Pfizer shot get approved in 1 year? Joe Biden wanted it to. And the unfortunate reality is that even our health agencies are highly politicized. So even though several standard safety and efficacy studies will not be completed for years, the FDA gave Biden the full approval he wanted.<br /><br />Why did Biden want full FDA approval? When the vaccine was under 'emergency use authorization' it was harder for federal agencies and corporations to mandate their workers take it. But now with full authorization, it makes it harder for employees to push back. <br /><br />In Biden's own words: "Today I’m calling on more companies.