The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Released Guidelines, Yesterday Oct. 6th, that make it nearly Inconceivable for a Coronavirus Vaccine to hit the Market before Election Day.
The Move came One Day after the White House officials had been Trying to Soften the FDA’s Language to Clear the Path for an 11th-hour Vaccine.
The White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Approved the New Guidelines after Two Weeks in which Administration Officials, including Mark Meadows, Trump’s Chief-of-Staff, had sought to Hold them up.
Four Vaccines in the United States are in the Final Stage of Testing, but the Agency’s New Regulations Advise Vaccine Makers to:
- Follow Test Patients for a At-Least Two Months after their Final Dose.
- Vaccine Makers to Document Five Cases of Severe Infection in People who Received the Placebo instead of the Vaccine.
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