FDA advisory panel unanimously votes to approve Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine after Trump appointee tried to block review
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FDA independent advisors voted 9-0 to recommend approval of Moderna's mRNA seasonal flu vaccine (mRNA-1010), despite a Trump appointee at the agency initially attempting to block the vaccine from even being reviewed. The VRBPAC committee reviewed data and presentations on the vaccine in an all-day meeting before reaching their unanimous decision.
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a Trump appointee at the agency initially tried to block it from even being reviewed
members of the FDA's advisory committee—known as VRBPAC for Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee—pored over data and presentations on the vaccine
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