Albert Bourla remains Pfizer’s chief executive officer, and we found no evidence that he called mRNA technology unsafe, as social media posts claim. Rather, he recently touted the company’s efforts to tap that technology to create a flu-COVID-19 vaccine.
about the company studying"a potential combined vaccine for influenza and COVID-19 based on #mRNA technology."
But on another social media platform, claims are spreading that Bourla has resigned and called such technology unsafe. "Pfizer CEO Albert Burla is stepping down and now says the mRNA technology was not sufficiently proven when they launched," a Dec. 12 Instagramsays, misspelling Bourla’s surname."He says they convinced him, but he wasn’t sure. He admits it’s not safe."
This post was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. Pfizer told PolitiFact in a statement that Bourla"continues to serve as the chairman and CEO of Pfizer" and that"any claims to the contrary are false."
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