Dr. Peter Lurie
@drpeterlurie.bsky.social
President of @cspinet.org, America’s food and health watchdog.
Previously: FDA, Public Citizen, and HIV policy research.
Previously: FDA, Public Citizen, and HIV policy research.
It’s the CRLs for drugs that have never been approved that are of interest to most people. This is the same move they pulled for chem. contaminants and conflicts on CDC’s vaccine advisory committee – putting out material that was already publicly available.
“Radical transparency” this isn’t. (2/2)
“Radical transparency” this isn’t. (2/2)
July 10, 2025 at 3:43 PM
It’s the CRLs for drugs that have never been approved that are of interest to most people. This is the same move they pulled for chem. contaminants and conflicts on CDC’s vaccine advisory committee – putting out material that was already publicly available.
“Radical transparency” this isn’t. (2/2)
“Radical transparency” this isn’t. (2/2)
More sleight of hand on “radical transparency” at HHS.
FDA today published complete response letters for 200 drugs, citing my research when I was at FDA. But they are only disclosing the CRLs for drugs that were subsequently approved – and these are already available on the FDA website. (1/2)
FDA today published complete response letters for 200 drugs, citing my research when I was at FDA. But they are only disclosing the CRLs for drugs that were subsequently approved – and these are already available on the FDA website. (1/2)
July 10, 2025 at 3:43 PM
More sleight of hand on “radical transparency” at HHS.
FDA today published complete response letters for 200 drugs, citing my research when I was at FDA. But they are only disclosing the CRLs for drugs that were subsequently approved – and these are already available on the FDA website. (1/2)
FDA today published complete response letters for 200 drugs, citing my research when I was at FDA. But they are only disclosing the CRLs for drugs that were subsequently approved – and these are already available on the FDA website. (1/2)
Had a wonderful time at the TIME100 Health Impact Dinner on Tuesday night. It's a privilege to be a TIME100 honoree and I very much enjoyed meeting my fellow peers who are doing such important work in this space.
May 15, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Had a wonderful time at the TIME100 Health Impact Dinner on Tuesday night. It's a privilege to be a TIME100 honoree and I very much enjoyed meeting my fellow peers who are doing such important work in this space.
The Senate is voting right now to confirm RFK, Jr. as head of HHS. I want to reiterate: Kennedy is without doubt the most inappropriate choice to lead Health and Human Services in the history of the agency.
February 13, 2025 at 3:54 PM
The Senate is voting right now to confirm RFK, Jr. as head of HHS. I want to reiterate: Kennedy is without doubt the most inappropriate choice to lead Health and Human Services in the history of the agency.