Original Sources · Chapter 29
Rick Bright & Janet Woodcock Block Early HCQ Use
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FDA’s Woodcock on authorizing emergency use for hydroxychloroquine: ‘We did the best we could’
STAT · 2020 · News article
Woodcock and the HCQ EUA
Chapter transcript
- 01:19:15 if I was a family of a person that was stopped from getting hydroxychloroquine,
- 01:19:18 I'd be pretty mad.
- 01:19:20 So who came up with the idea to deny hydroxychloroquine for early treatment?
- 01:19:24 According to Rick Bright's sworn whistleblower statement,
- 01:19:27 on March 24, 2020
- 01:19:29 Dr Janet Woodcock called Dr.
- 01:19:30 Bright and strongly recommended that BARDA submit an application for an EUA instead of an expanded AccessIND protocol.
- 01:19:38 The idea to deny early treatment came from the FDA.
- 01:19:42 Rick Bright's complaint continues.
- 01:19:44 Over the next several days,
- 01:19:46 Dr Bright and Dr Woodcock
- 01:19:47 urged their colleagues on the clinical and regulatory teams
- 01:19:50 implementing the Secretary's directive to secure an EUA for chloroquine
- 01:19:54 and hydroxychloroquine instead of a national expanded Access IND protocol.
- 01:19:58 Implementing the EUA was a compromise position to "rein in" HHS
- 01:20:02 leadership's initial campaign to make the drug available to the public
- 01:20:07 outside of a hospital setting and without physician supervision,
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