Emergency Use Authorization for Covid-19 Vaccines: Lessons from the Past
by Dorit Reiss, PhD LLB, Art Caplan, PhD, and Working Group on Vaccine Ethics and Policy
The question whether the FDA will give an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) to a COVID-19 vaccine is currently being widely discussed. The emphasis in the discussions is on whether political intervention will lead to an EUA with no good basis in evidence. What is not as clear but is crucially important is what past emergency uses of vaccines can teach us about how to use an EUA for a vaccine today. …
Source: blog.bioethics.net - Category: Medical Ethics Authors: Arthur Caplan Tags: Featured Posts Health Regulation & Law Pharmaceuticals Public Health #covid19 #Journalofaplagueyear COVID-19 Source Type: blogs
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