The case in question concerned Gilead’s drug Tenofovir, widely prescribed for the treatment of HIV and Hepatitis B.
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The FDA just revoked the emergency authorization of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) - two malaria drugs that were supposed to help control coronavirus infection. But they were strong on hype and weak on results.
In the pharmaceutical industry, there's a low-level Hatfield-McCoy thing between chemists and biologists that's been going on forever. Each group thinks that the other group is a bunch of morons.
ACSH s Director of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Dr.
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