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Should the COVID EUAs Finally Be Revoked?
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Should the COVID EUAs Finally Be Revoked?
It’s been over five years since the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) were enacted under the PREP Act. The original emergency is long over—Biden’s administration declared it officially ended in May 2023. Yet somehow, thanks to a quiet extension by HHS Secretary Becerra in March 2023, hundreds of EUA products are still authorized under the guise of a public health threat that no longer exists.
This includes:
All mRNA vaccines for children under 12 (none are fully FDA approved)
– Remdesivir for children
– Multiple diagnostic tools and PPE
– Even the Novavax vaccine, still EUA-only
The PREP Act was supposed to be temporary emergency policy—not a permanent legal loophole.
My question for the forum: Should the incoming administration immediately revoke all COVID-related EUAs and terminate the PREP Act emergency provisions once and for all?
Please reply with a short “yes” or “no,” and a sentence why. Let’s keep the thread active and focused!
You can read the full article by IMA Senior Fellow, Clayton J. Baker, MD here
https://brownstone.org/articles/end-the-eua
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End the EUA ⋆ Brownstone Institute
It’s long past time to deal with the core problem that persists from the Covid era: the remaining EUA and the PREP Act.
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Bad science, bad medicine, and bad government. It should have never been enacted in the first place.
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Agree, and I wonder if they are retaining it to be used again?
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