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Big Pharma gravy train hits the skids under Trump, panicking revolving-door regulators, investors

 The article discusses recent changes in the U. S. regulatory environment under the Trump administration, focusing on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and its relationship with the pharmaceutical industry. It highlights the implications of job cuts and leadership changes on drug approval processes and public health.

1. The Trump administration is undergoing significant changes in the public health workforce, leading to fears within the pharmaceutical industry about the future of drug approvals.

2. A notable departure is that of FDA's Peter Marks, whose exit has caused drug stock prices to drop and raised concerns about the FDA's future role in regulating drug safety and efficacy.

3. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced cuts to its workforce, including substantial job losses at the NIH, which has prompted further changes in health research priorities.

4. Many former regulators express concern that these changes will slow down drug discovery and approval, potentially causing delays for patients needing treatments, especially in the area of rare diseases.

5. Critics argue that the FDA has historically favored the pharmaceutical industry's interests over patient safety, and previous management allowed less rigorous studies for approvals.

6. There's contention regarding the effectiveness of COVID boosters authorized under Marks' leadership, with some researchers criticizing these decisions lacking solid scientific backing.

7. The reduction of federal funding and structural changes at key health agencies may impact scientific progress and discourage development of innovative therapies like gene therapies and mRNA vaccines.

The ongoing upheaval within the FDA and HHS raises significant concerns over the effectiveness and priorities of U. S. drug regulation. With a history of collaboration between regulators and the pharmaceutical industry, the current shifts could lead to a reevaluation of drug approval processes and raise questions about future public health outcomes. 

https://justthenews.com/government/federal-agencies/big-pharma-gravy-train-hits-skids-under-trump-panicking-revolving-door

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