by Henrick Karoliszyn, DSW, Childrens Health Defense:
HHS plans to propose a rule in November establishing a formal “injury table” for COVID-19 vaccines. The proposal would undergo a public comment period expected to run into early 2027 before any final rule could take effect. Under the PREP Act, HHS was legally required to create the table, but never did. In May, attorney Ray Flores sued the agency to compel it to create the table.
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U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is preparing to launch a rulemaking process that could make it much easier for people injured by COVID-19 vaccines to receive compensation from the federal government, marking one of the most consequential changes yet to the vaccine injury program.
According to a federal regulatory agenda, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) plans to propose a rule in November that would establish a formal “injury table” for COVID-19 vaccines. The proposal would undergo a public comment period expected to run into early 2027 before any final rule could take effect.
Kennedy’s proposal would establish a table identifying injuries the government presumes were caused by covered COVID-19 countermeasures, including vaccines.
For an injury to be listed in the table, the rule will require “compelling, reliable, valid, medical, and scientific evidence” linking the injury to the vaccine. The rule would also specify the time windows in which those injuries must develop following vaccination.
HHS has not disclosed which injuries it may include.
But legal experts expect myocarditis — an inflammation of the heart muscle that has been linked to mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, particularly among adolescent and young adult males — to receive close consideration because federal health agencies have already acknowledged the association.
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