The Food and Drug Administration will no longer approve COVID-19 vaccines for healthy people under 65 without rigorous trials.

We have to admit to ourselves that America is deeply divided on the policy issue of repeat COVID-19 vaccine doses or boosters,” Dr. Vinay Prasad, FDA’s new highest-ranking vaccines official, recently stated in a video published by the agency.

The FDA's new vaccine guidelines focus on older adults, citing insufficient evidence for the need for additional COVID shots for those under 65.

Two weeks into his tenure leading the FDA’s biologics center, Vinay Prasad has made his mark with a new framework for approving future Covid-19 vaccines that he feels will counteract existing “dogma.”

The truth is that for most of that, for many Americans, we simply do not know the answer to whether or not they should be getting the seven or eight or nine or ten, as the current policy would have us,

Long before he joined the FDA to run the center that regulates vaccines, Vinay Prasad argued against COVID shots for kids. Among his many criticisms of the United States’ approach to combatting the disease,

"With the COVID pandemic behind us, it is time to adopt a common-sense approach to COVID policy," a spokesperson for the FDA tells Rolling Stone. "Healthy individuals aged six mon

We want to know more about what these products are doing,” said Dr. Vinay Prasad during a recent FDA livestreamed presentation. This statement comes amidst a significant shift in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) policy on Covid-19 booster shots.