Nicholas Schiefer on Twitter: "@voretaq7 I would say that's another example of the implicit burden of the regulation on decision making. Requiring a publication in a good journal doesn't come from Nature; it's a requirement imposed by people. Might be worth it (or not), but we need to include it in our accounting." / Twitter

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For sure, although I, personally, would want one even after seeing e.g., animal challenge trial data. The thing I really wish is that we'd started these trials in April when we identified Delta, in which case we'd be done with all of that by now..

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Well, yes, but I expect that they would have done that under a different regulatory (and vaccine purchasing) regime, which is what I would advocate for. I don't think it's fair to pin this on the companies in this case.

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I would say that's another example of the implicit burden of the regulation on decision making. Requiring a publication in a good journal doesn't come from Nature; it's a requirement imposed by people. Might be worth it (or not), but we need to include it in our accounting.

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