Carole Heilman
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2002-07-16
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Associate Director for Science Policy National Institutes of Health Office of Science Policy, OD, NIH Building 1, Room 103 9000 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20892 Dear Amy, We all realize that the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) is currently in "uncharted scientific and public policy waters" with the request by the United States Government (USG) to review and make recommendations regarding publication of manuscripts from Dr.
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2002-07-16
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I write this letter in the spirit of moving forward and with an understanding of how the recent events related to the H5N1 influenza manuscript review informs us on why the USG-NSABB process for evaluating DURC issues must fundamentally change to both protect life science research and the risk to the public of such research.
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2002-07-16
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First, I believe that the agenda and speakers for the March 29 and 30th NSABB meeting as determined by the OBA staff and other USG officials was designed to produce the outcome that occurred.
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2002-07-16
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I also believe that this same approach in the future will mean all of us, including life science researchers, journal editors and government policy makers, will just continue to "kick the can down the road" without coming to grips with the very difficult task of managing DURC and the dissemination of potentially harmful information to those who might intentionally or unintentionally use that information in a way that risks public safety.
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