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FDA panel will vote whether the agency should approve Moderna s vaccine TODAY

Expert panel votes FDA SHOULD give Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine emergency approval amid hopes the U.S will soon have a second shot to help get 20 million Americans vaccinated by the end of 2020 A panel of FDA experts voted that the agency should approve Moderna s coronavirus vaccine and recommend whether the shot should be approved  With their endorsement, Moderna s shot will almost certainly get emergency approval tonight or tomorrow  Two people in Moderna s trial had severe  allergic reactions:  one who got a placebo, and a vaccine recipient who had anaphylactic shock 63 days later Moderna determined neither were  linked to the shot, and allergic reactions  are generally immediate, not months later 

Moderna vaccine gets sign-off from independent FDA committee

Moderna vaccine gets sign-off from independent FDA committee Now the FDA will decide whether to authorize the COVID-19 vaccine Share this story Photo Illustration by Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images An independent committee of experts recommended that the Food and Drug Administration authorize the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for people 18 and older. This is the second COVID-19 vaccine to go before the committee the first, made by Pfizer and BioNTech, was authorized last week. The agency is expected to issue an authorization for Moderna’s vaccine within a day or two. “This is a really opportune time for us to move science forward,” said Hayley Gans, a committee member and professor of pediatrics at Stanford University Medical Center, during the committee’s deliberations. The evidence available for benefits of the vaccine outweighs any issues, she said. “That really supports us being able to, with the pandemic in the background, really move forward

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