FDA blame is by no means certainly appropriate.
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Posted On: 04/27/2021 4:20:46 PM
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FDA blame is by no means certainly appropriate.
Every call or video, Pourhassan says "The FDA is wonderful! The FDA is wonderful! The FDA is wonderful!
How could Pourhassan say that if he knew the dose was wrong from the very beginning?
The answer of course is that Pourhassan did not know the dose was wrong despite the protestations of Lalezari.
Maybe Pourhassan is just throwing out some BS so he can try and stay in the FDA's good graces. Perhaps not be best move if the diabolical Big Pharma forces are the puppet masters.
On the other hand, did Pourhassan simply not understand that the covid dose was too low when Lalezari told Pourhassan the dose should be higher?
Pourhassan's recent statements that Cytodyn is working on an RO test that selects patients for leronlimab eligibility independent of the patient's HIV virus tropism suggests that Pourhassan can't put two and two together to make four on even the most trivial engineering problem.
What do you think happens in discussions between Cytodyn and the FDA? Do you think Pourhassan is somehow coherent and intelligent in his discussions with the FDA?
Every call or video, Pourhassan says "The FDA is wonderful! The FDA is wonderful! The FDA is wonderful!
How could Pourhassan say that if he knew the dose was wrong from the very beginning?
The answer of course is that Pourhassan did not know the dose was wrong despite the protestations of Lalezari.
Maybe Pourhassan is just throwing out some BS so he can try and stay in the FDA's good graces. Perhaps not be best move if the diabolical Big Pharma forces are the puppet masters.
On the other hand, did Pourhassan simply not understand that the covid dose was too low when Lalezari told Pourhassan the dose should be higher?
Pourhassan's recent statements that Cytodyn is working on an RO test that selects patients for leronlimab eligibility independent of the patient's HIV virus tropism suggests that Pourhassan can't put two and two together to make four on even the most trivial engineering problem.
What do you think happens in discussions between Cytodyn and the FDA? Do you think Pourhassan is somehow coherent and intelligent in his discussions with the FDA?
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