Letter

Excerpt: “The lack of information on BSL-3 laboratory capacity is of concern because it may be contributing to delays and bottlenecks in preclinical COVID-19 research. Although the BSL-3 laboratory capacity is not fully known, the extraordinary demand for COVID-19 preclinical research may have overwhelmed the known, available capacity,” wrote Walden, Guthrie, and Burgess.

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“We write with significant concerns that certain lawsuit marketing and advertising practices present a serious threat to public health and safety. Plaintiff lawyers intentionally continue to target and deceive vulnerable Americans into mistakenly believing that medications are unsafe. These schemes to generate lawsuits and revenue for themselves at the expense of consumers’ health and safety are potentially illegal and deserve the attention of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which has the authority to scrutinize whether these scare tactics violate the FTC Act. As more therapeutics and...

Excerpt: “The NIH Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) initiative supports studies to generate data and insights that could help inform how to best use COVID-19 diagnostic and surveillance testing for people who are pre-symptomatic, symptomatic, and asymptomatic. As efforts are being made to manage the pandemic response with the re-opening of schools, houses of worship, and workplaces, the U.S. needs to leverage every test and every modality,” wrote Walden, Guthrie, and Burgess.

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“This recent censorship controversy is just one more in a litany of instances in which these companies have shown utter disregard for being democratic public squares and seek to suppress speech that does not advance their particular agenda. Notably, these powerful platforms provide no transparency into what methodology their employees use to apply content moderation policies, how their employees identify what needs to be tempered in distribution, or what sources their employees rely on to decide that something may be false—all information necessary for the American people...