Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote

I just feel from listening to people who were involved that it was just
good old human error on the paperwork.

Not the paperwork so much as what was actually in the vials.

No company wouldwant to shoot itself in the foot by making an unsafe
product after all,

Or look incompetent.

not in today's sue everyone culture.

"jon" wrote in message ...
Astra Zeneca becomes controversial after missteps
Astra Zeneca has likely produced a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine in
only 9 months, a significant achievement that could help end the
pandemic,
reported CNN.

But missteps along the way have led to criticism from both policymakers
and health officials.

The drug maker mistakenly gave some volunteers only half a dose of the
vaccine in clinical trials.

The company has also been criticized for omitting crucial information
from
public statements.

U.S. regulators have questioned the accuracy of Astra Zeneca vaccine
data,
saying it didn't include the most recent data.

Additionally, severe production delays in Europe have created a political
fire storm and breakdown in relations with EU leaders.

"[They are] over promising and under delivering by massive amounts, we
all
see that they have bundled up at least twice their test data," Philippe
Lamberts, a member of the European Parliament, told the BBC's "Today
Programme," reported the Express. "So everything points to a company that
cannot be relied upon."

Meanwhile, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
(NIAID) expressed concerns that Astra Zeneca presented "outdated" data
from a trial of the vaccine's effectiveness.


It would be a good way to stop the Yanks and EU from demanding it and
more
for us.