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Is the scheme you describe a risk? Sure. Any new mechanism is, until it has a track record. What I meant by legible: to run it, you'd have to pass FDA's IND re
by niklas_anzinger 10d ago
Is the scheme you describe a risk? Sure. Any new mechanism is, until it has a track record.
What I meant by legible: to run it, you'd have to pass FDA's IND review and reporting requirements, IRB review of the Phase 1, and then Montana ETRB review, with public annual outcome reporting and no withholding of safety data from patients. That's a high bar.
If your view is that nothing short of full approval is enough of a bar and no alternative should be tried even at small scale, fine. We should agree to disagree here then.
- estearum 8d agoNo, that’s not my belief and it frankly reads as a little petulant. The risk I’m pointing out has nothing to do with a track record. It’s a design problem. Implementing solutions that are knowably bad is actually really stupid and we shouldn’t do it.