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A federal judge has restructured the timeline for the FDA to release Pfizer vaccine trial documents, requiring 20,000 pages to be released monthly through April. Concurrently, Pfizer has added new language to its financial earnings reports regarding risks associated with preclinical and clinical safety data. These disclosures follow legal pressure to increase transparency regarding the vaccine's original approval process.
A federal judge rejected the FDA's plan to release Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine data over 75 years, instead ordering the agency to produce 55,000 pages per month. Pfizer had initially proposed a rate of only 500 pages per month. Legal experts suggest the massive volume of documents may be used as a "document dump" tactic to overwhelm those attempting to investigate the data.
Scott Gottlieb on Data Ownership, Digital Verification
Dr. Scott Gottlieb argued on television that individuals should "own" their vaccination data through digital systems rather than easily forged paper cards. The hosts remain skeptical, suggesting this is a push for a centralized database of all citizens.
