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In this episode of Deciding Factors, Dr. Stephen Ostroff, former Acting Administrator of the Food and Drug Administration and former Deputy Director of the National Center for Infectious Diseases, discusses what the U.S. learned about COVID-19 in the six months since the initial lockdown orders, the logistics behind developing and distributing a vaccine, and how politicization has been a roadblock to addressing the crisis.
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In this episode of Deciding Factors, Dr. Stephen Ostroff, former Acting Administrator of the Food and Drug Administration and former Deputy Director of the National Center for Infectious Diseases, discusses what the U.S. learned about COVID-19 in the six months since the initial lockdown orders, the logistics behind developing and distributing a vaccine, and how politicization has been a roadblock to addressing the crisis.