Pfizer Covid Vaccine: The Difference Between Emergency, Full Authorization

The FDA has granted full approval to Pfizer-BioNTech's two-dose Covid-19 vaccine for people ages 16 and up, making it the first Covid-19 vaccine to pass this final regulatory hurdle. NBC News’ senior medical correspondent Dr. John Torres explains the difference between emergency authorization of a vaccine and full authorization.

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[sanandreasX]

"Its just a mask."
"Its just six feet."
"Its just 2 weeks."
"Its just non essential businesses."
"Its just non essential workers."
"Its just a bar."
"Its just a restaurant."
"Its just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals."
"Its just to make the cases go down."
"Its just to flatten the curve."
"Its just a few inmates."
"Its just to keep others from getting scared."
"Its just for a few more weeks."
"Its just church. You could still pray."
"Its just a bracelet."
"Its just an app."
"Its just for tracing."
"Its just to let others know you're safe to be around."
"Its just to let others know who you've been in contact with."
"Its just for a few more months."
"Its just a large gathering but for protests."
"Its just a few violent protests."
"Its just a vaccine."
"Its just a little microchip."
"Its just a blood test."
"Its just a scan."
"Its just for medical information."
"Its just a vaccination certificate."
"Its just like a credit card."
"Its just a few places that don't take cash."
"Its just so you can travel."
"Its just so you can get your driver's license."
"Its just so you can vote."
"Its just a few more years."
"Its just the NEW WORLD ORDER."

[uptop]

Now that this vaccine is approved by the FDA can family members sue for their love ones who it may cause any longterm medical issues, or even death?

[allencooper]

FDA recalls 4, 500 drugs or medical devices a year, after they have been tested and approved could this be the next recall after it's to late?

[teamces]

How many FDA-approved drugs have been pulled in the market due to severe side effects? What happened to 2023?

[tommylucas]

The FDA has approved every drug that has ever been

[docwillis]

Emergency authorization means go ahead use it now we’ll figure out the side effects later. Full approval means we were forced to approve it by the White House.

[ypcomchic]

Why aren’t you also reporting on the percentage of breakthrough cases and that the vaccinated are having full viral loads with no symptoms meaning they are the spreaders!!

[ronpagala]

Year 2050: The Alpha Centauri Variant and your 3000th booster shot is due -

[andypate]

We the people will not submit! we are not cattle. The Cabal will crumble.

[robotron]

Congrats to the FDA for making several years pass in only 8 months!

[stevefink]

Soon you will be able to get a monthly subcription just to keep your immune system updated.

[rdl]

They just don’t give up, everyday with the propaganda on the jab. Must be a lot of money at stake.

[SATXHEESH]

Doesn’t it take 10-15 of years of testing before FDA approval?

[purplefreedom]

Approved by the same people that approved the Tuskegee study...

[SirSquidly]

I think the "thumbs up:thumbs down" ratio speaks for itself. The American people have lost all trust in the FDA and their financial sponsors.

[gailcarey]

Ok.
Now. Let’s circle back to Afghanistan.

[johnhepbean]

Of the booster(s) will be optional too, until they are mandated in the near future as well. saw this coming, , , except a few million "conspiracy theorists".

[michellemazzolla]

Oh I’m sorry, did I mention that it’s still the same approval as it was in dec, 2020, as in emergency use only(emu), there was nothing beyond that on the paperwork. You still cannot sue for side effects. The only thing that is full, is full immunity from lawsuits.

[MsValley]

It is not safe. :'( So many people have been seriously injured and have died from getting these shots. That proves it is not safe.

[noway]

This approval needs to be investigated.

Full approval never happens in less than a year