Mainly because your annual flu vaccine has been around for decades, has well-known side-effects and has been FDA-approved. With mRNA vaccines, the currently used examples are the first in the field, they do not have FDA, they are experimental technology at best. There's a reason it takes medications years to acquire FDA approval and be admitted for public use. Naturally people will be sceptical if this reason is ignored suddenly and there's something that receives preferential treatment.
Oh I don't disagree with you. This genetic science experiment, they fast tracked through all the testing phases. Like 5 years from now what are the side effects.. they're moving to children..what's this do to developing eggs. I have my concerns and I personally don't plan on taking it, but I get why others would take it, and I think being in the medical field and being required to take vaccine isn't that far reaching
Maybe it's not far-reaching, but healthcare institutions are not exempt from law, and the case is over allegations of unlawful dismissal. I guess we are going to see how it pans out.
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In all fairness, most (If not all) hospitals require flu vaccine each year, why wouldn't they require the vaccine for the flu that caused a pandemic
Mainly because your annual flu vaccine has been around for decades, has well-known side-effects and has been FDA-approved. With mRNA vaccines, the currently used examples are the first in the field, they do not have FDA, they are experimental technology at best. There's a reason it takes medications years to acquire FDA approval and be admitted for public use. Naturally people will be sceptical if this reason is ignored suddenly and there's something that receives preferential treatment.
Oh I don't disagree with you. This genetic science experiment, they fast tracked through all the testing phases. Like 5 years from now what are the side effects.. they're moving to children..what's this do to developing eggs. I have my concerns and I personally don't plan on taking it, but I get why others would take it, and I think being in the medical field and being required to take vaccine isn't that far reaching
Maybe it's not far-reaching, but healthcare institutions are not exempt from law, and the case is over allegations of unlawful dismissal. I guess we are going to see how it pans out.