FDA finally ends COVID vaccine emergency use authorizations, but will the damage ever be undone?

 For years, Americans were bullied, coerced, and even fired from their jobs for refusing COVID-19 vaccines—shots that were pushed under emergency use authorizations (EUAs) with little long-term safety data. Now, in a long-overdue move, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has finally revoked those EUAs, restricting the vaccines to high-risk groups while ending the legal framework that justified mandates.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the decision on August 27, calling it a return to "science, safety, and common sense." The change means that Pfizer, Moderna, and Novavax shots are now only fully approved for adults over 65 and younger individuals with underlying health conditions—such as obesity, diabetes, or asthma—that increase COVID-19 risks. For everyone else? The shots remain available off-label, meaning doctors can still prescribe them after consultation.

This is a huge win for medical freedom, but it doesn’t erase the past. The Biden administration weaponized EUAs to force vaccinations on millions, from federal workers to airline pilots, despite mounting evidence of serious side effects including myocarditis, blood clots, and sudden cardiac death. Now, the FDA’s own actions confirm what skeptics warned all along: these shots were never as safe or effective as we were told....<<<Read More>>>....