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In November a long list of biotech investors and chief executives wrote a letter of concern about “decisional volatility” and turmoil at the F.D.A.
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Biotech investors and chief executives wrote a letter of concern about decisional volatility and turmoil at the FDA
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https://nytimes.com/2026/02/10/health/fda-moderna-mrna-flu-vaccine.html
The FDA rejected Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine, signaling a shift in federal health policy under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The rejection is based on concerns about the clinical trial's comparison product. Moderna's stock has plummeted since its peak.
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