
Whew! We sure dodged a needle there.
Hereâs the timeline. Friday afternoon, the CDC announced that it had diligently found a faint safety signal showing a potential link between ischemic strokes in 65+ and the Pfizer bivalent booster. By Friday evening, when reports of the original signal were still being drafted, the FDA promptly announced it had concluded an âextensiveâ albeit rapid review and â fortunately â found no link whatsoever. None.
Never mind!
So you can quit whining and relax into your next booster. Hereâs how WaPo described the FDAâs âextensiveâ research project that only took about 90 minutes:
Government vaccine safety experts have combed through databases containing millions of records in the United States and consulted with regulators in other countries but so far have not found any indication that the statistical signal represents a clinical risk to patients⌠âWe have looked at the totality of the evidence and there are no concerns at this time that this represents a true safety signal,â an FDA official said.
See? They ran a database query and phoned a friend. There you go. Feel better now? Look how fast they move to protect pharma, sorry, I mean us. And you didnât trust the health agencies. Shame on you.

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