re: Need help - FDA Approved vaccine for COVID???

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any preparation used as a preventive inoculation to confer immunity against a specific disease, usually employing an innocuous form of the disease agent, as killed or weakened bacteria or viruses, to stimulate antibody production.

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Perhaps you should read your stuff? You realize all of these sources change definitions over time, right? They aren't static. Not really how the world works. Once upon a time, the world was flat and if you were "gay", you were just a happy chump. Geez.

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By being skeptical of not wanting to take a vaccine without full FDA approval and not an EUA?

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By continuing to ask questions the answers to which have been made WIDELY available for months.

You want to be skeptical? That's fine. No problem. You want to ask "gotcha" questions that really aren't? You're just being stupid at that point.

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Ailsa

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You are so dumb. You literally have no concept of the context in which Gates was speaking about vaccines and their relation to population.

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well THAT settles it, thanks.

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Really? What did it settle?

Because the covid vaccines are a preparation that confers immunity to a specific disease.




It's clear which ones of you are sidewalkers.

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Need help

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From this board

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I'm so confused...

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So are the "experts".

Just read where the cdc will revise recommendations of the 6 foot separation to 3 "we are learning as we go"

QT's in the Dallas area have removed the mask signs from the doors and those silly markers on the floors. The staff are still wearing masks because they want to. :lol:

They are "AUTHORIZED" for EMERGENCY USE. They're NOT approved.

My question is this: How does a "vaccine" go from AEU (EUA?) to "approved"??

TWO DOSES OF VACCINE OFFER SAME PROTECTION FROM COVID AS PRIOR INFECTION, STUDY FINDS

https://www.ouh.nhs.uk/news/article.aspx?id=1512

https://archive.vn/BtBQG