It is unrealistic to expect coronavirus vaccine clinical trials to maintain placebo-controlled studies following the availability of any COVID-19 vaccine under an emergency use authorization, sponsors and other health organizations told the US Food and Drug Administration in comments that push the agency to come up with other methods to collect the necessary data absent placebo-arms.
The formal comments were submitted to the docket for the agency’s 22 October Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee, which is expected to discuss studies needed both pre-and post-licensure for COVID-19 vaccines, though its unclear how much of the meeting will be truly geared towards helping the agency and how much is designed to educate the public on the vaccine approval process
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