Dr. Jay Bhattacharya

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188 appearances 9 recordings 5 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 11 May

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We're going to interview them and assess them for risk.
Risk is a high risk if they've been in close contact with somebody who was symptomatic.
If they weren't in close contact with someone who was symptomatic, then we're going to deem them low risk.
At that point, we will offer them alternatives, including an offer to stay in Nebraska if they'd like, or if they want to go back home and their home situation allows it, to safely fire them home without exposing other people on the way.
and then be put under the auspices of their state and local public health agencies with the CDC's support all the way.
Some people think that study can be done overnight, but a proper study at any university takes time.
Now, in the government, there are some delays associated with procurement, acquiring databases.
The government shutdown was definitely a bit of a setback.
But we are committed to getting this study done expeditiously.
And I can assure you that there are no attempts to delay any such study.
People deserve to know the answer.
Yeah, so human fetal tissue research is, I mean, obviously it's been quite a controversial topic for a long time.
The NIH had a big debate in the early 2000s over this.
The tissue itself is often derived from aborted fetal tissue.
So, you know, someone has an abortion and then some researcher goes and buys the tissue and then uses it for research projects.
During Trump 1, the policy was that if – so there's two parts of the NIH.
There's intramural, researchers that directly work for the NIH, and there's extramural, all the people that the NIH funds, all in the universities.
Trump 1 banned intramural use of aborted fetal tissue.
human fetal tissue.
This time, we're going beyond that.
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