This article discusses literally a couple dozen vaccines and drugs that are in development for Ebola. How is their testing being fast-tracked ?
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From the University of Pittsburgh Center for Biosecurity comes this short report, a reiteration that the spores in the anthrax letters could not have come directly from those prepared by Bruce Ivins at Fort Detrick, as they lacked two substances contained in the RMR1029 anthrax spore collection. Thanks to Ross Getman for the citation. Additional…
Hi-Rez and Jimmy Levy do a great music video, mixing their two styles flawlessly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHxk1Mg5n7I&ab_channel=HiRezTV
Finally, a major US network, CNN, tells the truth about flu vaccine policy: The flu hasn’t hit Europe as hard as it has the United States, health officials say, but when and if it does, don’t expect a call for vaccination of the entire population. Only the U.S. and Canada actually encourage everyone older than…
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3 Drugs that might be used for money pox 1. Brincidofovir. Brincidofovir is licensed (since 1996) for treatment of smallpox but is not available in the US stockpile (termed the National Strategic Stockpile) and CDC is considering obtaining an expanded access IND (a legal permission from FDA to test/use it in people) so that it…
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So far the Morpholino oligos have not been fast tracked as far as I know; there is no funding for their further development. More citations describing their development and clinical testing are here: http://www.gene-tools.com/content/citations-morpholino-work-ebola-or-marburg-filovirus