The Only Reason the C0vid Narrative on the Current Vaxxines Is in Retreat is Because Pfizer and Moderna Are About to Release Brand New C0vid Omicron-Specific mRNA Vaxxines in a Few Months That Are Being Sold as a “Boosters”

The Only Reason the C0vid Narrative on the Current Vaxxines Is in Retreat is Because Pfizer and Moderna Are About to Release Brand New C0vid Omicron-Specific mRNA Vaxxines in a Few Months That Are Being Sold as a “Boosters”

The only reason the Covid narrative on the current vaccines is in retreat is because Pfizer and Moderna are about to release brand new Covid Omicron-specific mRNA vaccines in a few months that are being sold as a “boosters”.

By the way, this new vaccine that’s coming out will be released on the public without a SINGLE human study on efficacy or safety. The FDA recently ruled NO MORE CLINICAL STUDIES REQUIRED FOR FUTURE COVID VACCINES.

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COVID-19 variant boosters won’t need new clinical trials for clearance, FDA says

The agency will use data from earlier booster trials

COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers won’t need to conduct new clinical trials as they develop booster shots targeting the most recent variants of the virus, a Food and Drug Administration official told Reuters. The agency will use clinical trials of variant-specific boosters developed earlier in the pandemic, manufacturing data, and animal studies to evaluate the shots.

The omicron variant of the virus has developed into multiple lineages. Right now, the BA.4 and BA.5 variants are the most widespread in the United States. The FDA said Thursday that the next set of booster shots should be against those versions of the virus. But pharmaceutical companies have been testing shots targeting BA.1, an earlier omicron lineage. Early data from Moderna and Pfizer / BioNTech shows that those shots generate a strong immune response against the omicron virus — including the BA.4 and BA.5 lineages, although to a lesser extent than BA.1.

Pfizer has also tested a BA.4- and BA.5-specific booster in mice, and they presented that data during an FDA committee meeting this week.

Relying on existing data will let the FDA and COVID-19 vaccine makers move more quickly to make booster shots available. But the virus is still spreading rapidly, and they may not be ready in time to stave off a BA.4 / 5 wave.

The FDA said it hopes to have new COVID-19 boosters available this fall. “This fall we have to go all out on our booster campaign,” said Peter Marks, head of the agency’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research.

Resources:
https://t.me/COVID19VACCINEVICTIMSANDFAMILIES/1908
https://www.theverge.com/2022/7/1/23191165/covid-variant-trials-vaccine-booster-fda