Nature: Silicon highlights remaining questions over anthrax investigation
Nature discusses weaponization and silicon, but not much new yet.
I don’t know why Messonier was sacked. Is Rochelle Walensky now taking the reins at CDC? Is she understanding how she has been undermined by CDC staff who have given her multiple stupid pronouncements to make. Offhand, I recall her promise in the NYT before Biden was inaugurated to not lie to the public (probably…
Here is the GAO report released today, two years in the making, a study done for unnamed “congressional requesters.” In past years, the requesters have been listed, but in this case, they are not. This most likely reflects the sensitivity of this matter. Why so sensitive? Because the FBI botched its investigation, never had even…
By the NYT’s Andrew Pollack; excerpts follow: On Thursday, the federal government ordered, on an emergency basis, 10,000 treatment courses of peramivir for its national stockpile. It is paying $22.5 million, or about $2,250 a patient. Shares of BioCryst rose nearly 13 percent, to $11.39. Peramivir is given intravenously, making it usable by hospitalized patients…
PHARMACOVIGILANCE: the practice of monitoring the effects of medical drugs after they have been licensed for use, especially in order to identify and evaluate previously unreported adverse reactions. Pages 34-35 of the FDA review of Pfizer’s data for the 5-11 year olds provides the pretense of truly caring about identifying and quantifying adverse events from…
https://www.dagospia.com/rubrica-29/cronache/niente-vaccino-niente-lavoro-ndash-39-obbligo-vaccinazione-265630.htm [And here is the Italian government press release] Niccolò Carratelli Paolo Russo for “la Stampa” newspaper. Translated by DeepL The most orthodox no vax health workers risk being without pay for eight months. The mandatory vaccination anti-Covid, for them, is now the law. For all health professions, even pharmacists, parapharmacies, private practices. Those who refuse must…
From the Nov. 25 WSJ: Cell culturing vaccines is not a well-developed technology, and may not shave much time off vaccine production. Nor will the plant’s cutting-edge technology do much to solve one of the biggest problems vaccine makers have faced in churning out this year’s swine-flu vaccine: a slow-growing virus. High-speed techniques that bypass…
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“But Jacobsen and others say the fact that the FBI has apparently failed to produce a powder to match the attack material suggests it must be very difficult to make.”
Or that the FBI is really incompetent. Which judging from their performance in the investigation seems to be the more likely hypothesis.