RE:RE:Reposted - may explain the large BID versus ASKThat is simple. It is in the research agreement between USC Keck and Pfizer, including regulatory support and clinical trial support. The NIH and especially the CDC are in a full blown panic unless you've been living in a cave and not realizing all of the viruses spreading around the globe. Be it mpox, warburg in Africa, swine fever putting Italy's $30 billion CAD pork industry at risk, or the spread of avian bird flu amongst the poulty and dairy farms in the U.S. The NIH has a paper indicating the anti-viral properties found in cannabis for bird flu. There is a massive panic going on because if not contained the U.S. won't be able to feed itself and there are over 15 cases of human infections, the latest being human to human transmission of avian bird flu. "Cannabinoid availability in the U.S." as requested by the NIH and CDC is to find out do they have enough capacity because you can mix it in with the feed stock for livestock. A quiet warning was already issued to duck and geese hunters not to come into contact with blood from birds that have been shot while hunting and the migratory season is now underway. There are over 4 different virus outbreaks all over the globe. Tigers in captivity in Vietnam all passed away from bird flu, bodies burned and burried onsite so it's not just dairy cows and humans.
So read the research agreement between Pfizer and USC Keck and Pfizer has the rights to pursue clinical trials on any developements with their research partner USC Keck.
It is a well established research partnership so why are you asking about news?