FDA director won’t approve any vaccine they “would not feel comfortable giving" to their families

EDITOR'S NOTE: A previous version of this headline may have been misinterpreted to mean the FDA would not give ANY vaccine to their families - this was not an accurate representation of the Director's comments and we have added a slight modification to our headline to avoid any confusion.

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Director Stephen Hahn defended his organization’s actions during the novel coronavirus pandemic during his opening remarks to the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Wednesday.

Hahn said the FDA would not authorize or approve any vaccine that “we would not feel comfortable giving to our families,” adding that any vaccine that is approved will have to meet rigorous expectations for safety and effectiveness.

Hahn also said all decisions regarding vaccine approval would be made by FDA officials, and that it "would not permit any pressure from anyone to change that."

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