FDA Should Re-evaluate mRNA Vaccine Risks and Consider Previously Neglected Evidence
After examining both the substantive evidence and approval process used by FDA’s in approving the mRAN vaccines, I showed that due to routine suppression of critical discoveries by leading medical publishers and limitations in FDA’s approval process, FDA could consider only flawed and self-serving findings in context of flawed medical theories in favor of the approval. As reflected in the brief for FDA advisory committee, FDA did not consider fatal flaws in clinical trials, the symptom-based research methods, interference affects of many factors on vaccine benefits/risks, and potential long-term side effects. While off-target expression of mRNA vaccines were known evils in mRNA vaccines, FDA did not consider. It did not address three critical problems responsible for erratic expression: coating variations among mRAN molecules, differences in local hydrodynamic properties in each person, and the massive differences in influencing variables among different persons. By relying on cherry-picked, self-servicing, and deeply flawed application data and flawed contextual knowledge promoted by leading medical publishers, FDA would not see plainly predictable acute personal injuries and expected latent side effects on some people and missed obvious dangers to fetuses, babies, and people with diminished vital functional capacities. Given the fact that the vaccines are imposed on the population, defectiveness of the vaccines can cause the worst catastrophes, FDA must change its review process to overcome biases and suppression practiced by vaccines sponsors and leading medical journals. A workable process must include proactively seeking and considering any relevant information from any source and conducting expanded analysis without being constrained by flawed research models. By using an improved review process, FDA could not have found that mRNA vaccines are effective and safe. I urge FDA to re-valuate mRNA use licenses for the sake of billions of human beings.