#Regulatory

Nick Gutteridge

nickgutteridge

1/ Some EU frustration at UK griping over trade problems and suggestions Brussels needs to improve its attitude to make the relationship work better. There's a feeling of déjà vu,

Stefan Kertesz, MD

StefanKertesz

1/This student of @SMeghani_PhD reports: medical practices want to stop opioids on all patients, or transfer the patients out, but cannot find any other practice to take them. The travesty

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

Total silliness (ridiculousness) British vaccine scientists = our most valued collaborators. Our successes are linked, and my visits and lectures to UK universities and research institutions = highlight of

Trevor Long

trevorlong

I have some views on Google and YouTube re their actions over the ACCC draft code. Stick with me here Firstly, lots of my views overall are covered in last

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

Right. What a week in #Brexit. First talk of Barnier pulling the plug; and today a big flap over fish. So where are we as M. Barnier boards the Eurostar

dwai banerjee

dwai_banerjee

To friends in India. Based on my decade of research on drug regulations and safety in India, here's my takeaway on the two Covid vaccines available. if you can get

ShareMuncher

ShareMuncher

#GDR -Recap and synopsisPR isn't great but there is a lot progressing in the pipeline - Manage risk.Beckham Coulter colab to develop a turn-key solution to step up testing.Distribution contracts

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

The choice made by the UK government was for friction with the EU over any kind of regulatory alignment. This is the natural consequence. It is a big problem for

Hilda Bastian, PhD

hildabast

It's on the agenda this week: possibly a decision on the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine from EMA's (Euro drug regulator) Human Medicine Committee? Applicants will be questioned at the meeting.(EMA process steps

Nate Fischer

NateAFischer

Today is Election Day. My vote is for Donald Trump, and I believe yours should be too. 1/18 God has blessed us with an incredible inheritance—a country and culture that,

Michael Dougan

mdouganlpool

As promised, a second thread on the UKGov's Bill on the UK Internal Market - this time, focusing on the provisions relevant to the Protocol on Ireland / Northern Ireland.

Kumar Subham

subhamize

@HRDMinistry launched the much-awaited #NewEducationPolicy (#NEP) yesterday. Here is a quick thread on the key features of the same: 0/n 1/n: The policy outlines its key principles as #RespectingDiversity, #LocalizedCurriculum,

George Selgin

GeorgeSelgin

The debate about stablecoin regulation is at bottom part of a broader debate about regulatory classification of fintech payment service providers (PSPs). But it is, IMHO, wrong to reduce this

Adam Townsend

adamscrabble

Quick thread about carbon taxes, climate change, taxes and you. Let's begin... The free market solution to carbon emissions is to work out the cost of external damages caused by

Sidecar Capital

sidecarcap

1/ There are lots of quality companies, but few are what @nntaleb calls antifragile. Imagine a box. When shaken the contents are not only protected but grow stronger. Antifragile businesses

Michael-Joseph of:Britt(Jr)🕊️ 🔮

infinitebritt

The "solution" provided to us will probably entail setting stricter standards for how far can you go to talk about a specific stock without a licensehttps://twitter.com/infinitebritt/status/1354558097562460170 They're going to

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