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Where Are the COVID-19 Package Inserts?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 28, 2021 / ACIP, approval, COVID-19 vaccine, Moderna, package inserts, package leaflet, Pfizer, product monograph, vaccine information statements

Once the covid-19 vaccines are approved by the FDA and get an ACIP recommendation, the FDA and CDC will likely post a package insert and vaccine information statement for each vaccine.

A Guide to Evaluating Vaccine Information for Legislators

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 18, 2020 / anti-vaccine pediatricians, anti-vaccine talking points, Bobby Kennedy, Ginger Taylor, informed consent, Jamel Holley, Jessica Biel, Joe Pennacchio, Jonathan Stickland, Larry Palevsky, legislators, Michael Testa, politicians, state vaccine laws, vaccine bills, vaccine information statements, vaccine injury stories, vaccine injury table, vaccine laws, VAERS

Don’t let legislators who have been misinformed by lobbyists who are against vaccines shape new vaccine bills and policies.

Standing Orders for Vaccination

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / November 13, 2019 / barriers, benefits, biologics, contraindications, emergency, forced vaccination, informed consent, misinformed consent, precautions, reporting vaccine side effects, standing orders, vaccine information statements, VAERS

Standing orders for vaccination does not mean “covert vaccination without consent.”

Vaccine Information Statements

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 11, 2019 / benefits, package inserts, preservatives, research, risks, vaccine information statements, vaccine injury, Vaccine Preventable Diseases, VIS

Under the National Vaccine Childhood Injury Act, vaccine providers are required to give out a Vaccine Information Statement before giving a vaccine.

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Where Are the COVID-19 Package Inserts?

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