*Precedent for the use of Brilacidin?*
Post# of 72447
(Total Views: 675)
Posted On: 03/25/2024 10:17:34 AM
A window of opportunity for Brilacidin as a Federal precedent has been set in the fifth circuit court of appeals
FDA told to stand down on giving medical advice contrary to medical treatment prescribed by medical professionals. The use of Ivermectin was disputed by three doctors who brought a suit won on appeal in the 5th Circuit of appeals.
The Doctors
Apter and Talley Bowden, along with Dr. Paul Marik, sued the FDA, the Department of Health and Human Services and the agencies’ leaders in Galveston federal court in June 2022. They claimed the FDA had exceeded its authority and violated the Administrative Procedure Act by interfering with their practice of medicine — regulation of which, they contended, falls to states.
Actions brought against the three doctors by the FDA
The FDA’s anti-Ivermectin campaign, coupled with their advocacy against the use of Ivermectin, caused three doctors serious problems:
A major Houston hospital system forced Talley Bowden to resign her privileges; Apter was referred to physician regulatory boards of Arizona and Washington state for discipline; Marik was forced to resign from his post at Eastern Virginia Medical School, where he was a medical professor and chief of pulmonary and critical care.
https://www.courthousenews.com/fifth-circuit-...h-the-fda/
FDA told to stand down on giving medical advice contrary to medical treatment prescribed by medical professionals. The use of Ivermectin was disputed by three doctors who brought a suit won on appeal in the 5th Circuit of appeals.
The Doctors
Apter and Talley Bowden, along with Dr. Paul Marik, sued the FDA, the Department of Health and Human Services and the agencies’ leaders in Galveston federal court in June 2022. They claimed the FDA had exceeded its authority and violated the Administrative Procedure Act by interfering with their practice of medicine — regulation of which, they contended, falls to states.
Actions brought against the three doctors by the FDA
The FDA’s anti-Ivermectin campaign, coupled with their advocacy against the use of Ivermectin, caused three doctors serious problems:
A major Houston hospital system forced Talley Bowden to resign her privileges; Apter was referred to physician regulatory boards of Arizona and Washington state for discipline; Marik was forced to resign from his post at Eastern Virginia Medical School, where he was a medical professor and chief of pulmonary and critical care.
https://www.courthousenews.com/fifth-circuit-...h-the-fda/
(3)
(3)