WASHINGTON — A former Pfizer scientist was subpoenaed Monday by House Republicans over allegations that senior executives at the pharma giant colluded to “deliberately slow down” clinical tests of its COVID-19 vaccine ahead of the 2020 presidential election. The House Judiciary Committee ordered Dr. Philip Dormitzer, the ex-vice president and chief scientific officer of RNA…
Pfizer scientist subpoenaed over claims COVID vax testing was ‘deliberately’ slowed before 2020 election
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July 01, 2025
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