Pfizer Inc. Announces New Findings on Myocarditis and COVID-19 Vaccine Safety in Latest Clinical Study

Reuters
Sep 15
Pfizer Inc. Announces New Findings on Myocarditis and COVID-19 Vaccine Safety in Latest Clinical Study

Pfizer Inc. has announced the release of publicly available data from global analyses concerning myocarditis and COVID-19 vaccines. The data, reflecting Pfizer's dedication to transparency, have been shared in scientific forums and published in peer-reviewed publications. These findings have already been made available on Pfizer's COVID-19 updates and research hub. The analysis indicates that myocarditis, a very rare adverse event, is challenging to study. However, Pfizer remains committed to closely monitoring potential concerns and ensuring open communication with the public and health authorities. Previous studies, including one funded by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, have shown reassuring mid-term clinical outcomes for individuals with vaccine-associated myocarditis, with no reported cardiac-related deaths or need for heart transplantations.

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