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Syringes, ampoules, pills and money

Pandemic shines light on SNS’ inability to keep pace with all hazards

June 24, 2020
By Mari Serebrov
Just the name, Strategic National Stockpile (SNS), evokes the image of a huge warehouse, or a series of warehouses spread across the U.S., strategically stocked with all the medical supplies, diagnostics and drugs that will be needed nationwide to respond to any health emergency brought on by terrorists, nuclear attacks, pandemics or other public health hazards. The reality is so much more – and so much less.
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FDA icons

Back to ‘normal’? FDA adcom meets, but questions loom over others

June 17, 2020
By Mari Serebrov
In a step toward what may become the new normal, at least for now, the Pediatric Oncology Subcommittee of the FDA’s Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee is meeting virtually Wednesday and Thursday to review pediatric development plans for four cancer drugs.
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Fidget spinner toy and diagnostic fidget spinner

Centrifugation can be child’s play with fidget spinners

June 2, 2020
By John Fox
Fidget spinners are hand-held toys based on a roller bearing and three weighted lobes, which can spin freely, creating centrifugal force when activated manually.
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Fidget spinner toy and diagnostic fidget spinner

Centrifugation can be child’s play with fidget spinners

May 28, 2020
By John Fox
Fidget spinners are hand-held toys based on a roller bearing and three weighted lobes, which can spin freely, creating centrifugal force when activated manually. Generating centrifugal force with a fidget spinner takes neither electricity nor trained staff. And that has suggested to several researchers that such spinners, under the right circumstances, could be used for centrifugation under circumstances where reliably operating a centrifuge, for  whatever reason, is a challenge.
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Drug capsules, broken chain over world map

Pandemic leaves no room for weak link in the supply chain

May 22, 2020
By Mari Serebrov
Scaling up to manufacture a massive volume of a COVID-19 vaccine, drug or innovative device that’s still in early stage development is easier said than done, especially in a global pandemic that has the supply chain stretched beyond capacity.
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Richard Bright testifying before House subcommittee

Bright warns of ‘darkest winter in modern history’

May 14, 2020
By Mari Serebrov
“Our window of opportunity is closing. If we fail to develop a national coordinated response, based in science, I fear the pandemic will get far worse and be prolonged, causing unprecedented illness and fatalities,” Rick Bright, former director of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, said today as he testified at a House subcommittee hearing on the U.S. response to COVID-19.
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$100 bill, portrait covered with mask

Stimulus bill responds to COVID-19 with more than $$$

March 26, 2020
By Mari Serebrov
The stimulus bill passed by the U.S. Senate March 26 on a vote of 96-0 does more than throw $2.2 trillion into the war against COVID-19. “This is not … a stimulus package. It is emergency relief,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said on the Senate floor before the vote.
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Postponed stamp on calendar

Preparing for COVID-19, FDA shuts down inspections, postpones meetings

March 10, 2020
By Mari Serebrov
Despite the growing concerns about the potential for the community spread of COVID-19 in the U.S., the FDA-FTC public workshop on competition in the biologics marketplace went ahead as scheduled March 9, playing to a full house with some audience members sitting in an overflow room. And all the invited speakers and people registered to speak during the open public hearing session showed up.
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Europe under magnifier/petri dish with coronavirus

COVID-19: EU launches response team to coordinate efforts

March 3, 2020
By Nuala Moran
LONDON – The EU launched a “Corona” response team, bringing together oversight of all the separate strands put in place to control the virus, as the infection spread to 18 of 27 member states, with 2,100 confirmed cases and 31 deaths.
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Europe under magnifier/petri dish with coronavirus

COVID-19: EU launches response team to coordinate efforts

March 2, 2020
By Nuala Moran
LONDON – The EU launched a “Corona” response team, bringing together oversight of all the separate strands put in place to control the virus, as the infection spread to 18 of 27 member states, with 2,100 confirmed cases and 31 deaths.
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