Emilia Javorsky
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 20 Mar
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Well, you can't because of the bureaucracy involved in the FDA process is expensive and there's no commercial model to do that.
So I do think there is a need to kind of rethink this, the structure of the FDA to bring it kind of up to 21st century science.
To their credit, they're trying that.
Like there's a lot of FDA modernization efforts that are happening.
It's just hard, right, when you have a system that entrenched.
and also a system where there are sincere questions about how much of changing regulation or deregulating or opening up investigation is actually to benefit corporate interests as opposed to patient interests.
So how do you actually have that modernization discussion in a way that builds trust and makes people feel like this is really to better advance science and not just to better advance corporate interests?
Yeah.
So the COVID vaccine is become kind of the poster child of like, how quick can we get a drug approved?
But I think again, like asterisks, there's, you really need to break down what actually happened with COVID.
And so we know that, okay, it was approved in something like 10, 11 months.
Isn't that amazing?
Can't we get drug approvals down to that?
What that story neglected to tell was Moderna was founded in 2010, right?
Like there was already over a decade of like work on this fundamental scientific platform of generating the preclinical data, the safety data, the like basic...
proof of concept of the safety of this approach and the scientific validity of the approach that kind of had already been done.
So that like first 10 years of homework had already been done by the time that COVID hit.
What's interesting about COVID is COVID is a really easy clinical trial to run.
When you have a pandemic sweeping through your population that pretty much anyone who engages in society is going to get, it is not hard to recruit clinical trial participants, right?
Like I'm gonna run a trial, I need to find people who are gonna wanna participate.
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