Pfizer Inc (NYSE:PFE) has reaffirmed its commitment to openly sharing research findings related to its COVID-19 vaccine, while ensuring the ongoing studies maintain scientific rigor.
In a statement, Pfizer Chairman and CEO Dr. Albert Bourla recognized the accomplishments of Operation Warp Speed under President Trump, emphasizing that American innovation helped avert economic collapse and saved over 14 million lives worldwide.
Bourla highlighted that the initiative restored consumer confidence, cut over $1 trillion in healthcare costs by reducing severe illness and hospitalizations, and rapidly expanded domestic vaccine production. He also noted that the mRNA platform could lead to significant advances in cancer research.
“President Trump’s call for transparency is welcomed, and we remain deeply committed to that principle,” Bourla said. “Transparency has always been a cornerstone of trust, and we are dedicated to continuing to provide clear, factual data to the public.”
Pfizer emphasized that data on its COVID-19 vaccine has been featured in over 600 peer-reviewed publications and submitted to regulators in 130 countries, all of which approved the vaccine following review.
The company also pointed out that several nations—including the United Kingdom, Denmark, Israel, and Turkey—have produced real-world evidence through their vaccination campaigns, further validating the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness.
In response to President Trump’s request, Pfizer provided a website link containing published studies and safety data and announced plans to post additional information by the end of the month, including new data on its latest FDA-approved vaccine strain.
The announcement comes after Trump’s recent social media post urging pharmaceutical companies to justify the success of their COVID-19 vaccines and share data with the public and the CDC.
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