The fact that we were using 60-year-old technologies to make important vaccines like H1N1 was one of the reasons that Senator Graham and Talent and the commissioners gave that 'F'.
Future attacks remain a very real threat. Yet, we are still using the same anthrax vaccine that was developed 40 years a...
Now, that's a good idea. I like that.
And thank all of you for your testimonies, and for your work in this field, and your leadership in this field.
Is anthrax the major threat that we have that we should be worried about with regard to bioterrorism?
I mean, it's just--it's just very difficult to do that, okay? It's just difficult.
The funding you're going to approve now is what kind of defense my kids and grandkids are going to have 5, 10 years from...
I'd like to start thinking about it now, and looking at it.
I'm not going to sign off on it. That's $200 million.
We know flu is here... we know there are a lot of other strains of flu out there.
Despite all those improvements, a continuing vulnerability is our dependence on egg-based technology to produce influenz...