WASHINGTON, D.C.: The head of the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) raised the possibility in an interview published on Sunday (Monday in Manila) that a future vaccine against the coronavirus might be given emergency approval before the end of trials designed to ensure its safety and effectiveness.
A request for such extraordinary approval would have to come from the vaccine developer, Stephen Hahn told the Financial Times.
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