Speaking of slides. You just slid into coo-coo bird land.
It misrepresents a slide from an Oct. 22, 2020 presentation during a meeting of an FDA advisory committee. The slide is titled, “FDA Safety Surveillance of COVID-19 Vaccines: DRAFT Working list of possible adverse event outcomes.” It lists more than 20 possible side effects, including stroke and death, and is marked “Subject to change.”
None of the symptoms listed in the slide have been found to be associated with the Pfizer vaccine to date (December 14, 2020).
Accrding to the FDA, the slide actually shows “possible, not known, adverse event outcomes that the FDA will be monitoring as the vaccine is deployed.” According to the FDA, the agency will be monitoring the outcomes based on safety data and experience with similar vaccines. Existing vaccine monitoring platforms will be used to keep track of COVID-19 vaccine reactions.
Experts have said the main side effects for the vaccines include sore arm and flu-like reactions that last for a day or two. British officials issued a warning that people with serious allergies should not get the Pfizer vaccine after two health care workers who have a history of allergies experienced a serious reaction to the vaccine. Both have since recovered.
Speaking of slides. You just slid into coo-coo bird land.