FDA won't say if Pfizer provided myocarditis study results

[stix213]

Pfizer was required to conduct a study on the prevalence of subclinical myocarditis in 16-30 year olds as a condition of their approval. They were required to submit the final results to the FDA no later than Dec 31 2022. So far the FDA has refused to answer if Pfizer submitted the results at all, let alone what the documents contain.

The longer they drag their feet, the more it looks like they have a disaster on their hands that they are trying to figure out how to claw themselves out of.

Article:

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/deadline-passes-pfizer-submit-results-post-vaccination-heart-inflammation-study-us

[CrazyCobraManTim]

Can't PRA it out of them (FDA) if they don't have it yet.

But can't hurt to hit them up all the same

[Wherryj]

The longer they drag their feet, the more it looks like they have a disaster on their hands that they are trying to figure out how to claw themselves out of.

Article:
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/d...ation-study-us

Well, that or Pfizer and the politicians are just attempting to delay things as long as possible even knowing that the truth will eventually come out because they are making a huge amount of money. The feds gave themselves and Pharma pretty good liability protection, so I don't think that they're too worried. The most they have to worry about is the bad publicity, and they have a bought and paid for "news" anyway.

[DaveInOroValley]

This was another interesting article with real numbers:

https://justthenews.com/government/federal-agencies/pfizer-covid-vaccine-under-harsh-glare-fda-foreign-research-serious

[sigstroker]

Well, that or Pfizer and the politicians are just attempting to delay things as long as possible even knowing that the truth will eventually come out because they are making a huge amount of money. The feds gave themselves and Pharma pretty good liability protection, so I don't think that they're too worried. The most they have to worry about is the bad publicity, and they have a bought and paid for "news" anyway.

No, the most they have to worry about it is criminal prosecution if they knew about it and hid it.

[Palmaris]

Here just in https://www.foxnews.com/health/cdc-i...covid-vaccines

[stix213]

Here just in https://www.foxnews.com/health/cdc-i...covid-vaccines

Oh the bivalent booster causes strokes? How did that slip through their extensive study on 8 mice before millions of doses were injected into the obedient public? That's 8 entire mice it was fully tested on for days. That should have caught this before it started killing people, right?

[Epaphroditus]

The greatest crime against humanity just keeps getting worse!

[theLBC]

they were hoping to blame the virus itself, but there is no link between getting covid and these heart issues. it is the clotshot.

https://twitter.com/stephanieseneff/status/1614401289517150208

No link between COVID-19 the disease in an unvaccinated population and either myocarditis or pericarditis. Over 200,000 people in the study group.