New: The FDA is retracting its previous statement about detecting cyclospora in an unrecalled lot of Taylor Farms lettuce “FDA laboratory experts re-reviewed the sample results and have concluded that the finding does not represent true amplification and should be considered a false positive.”
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Rebob72 · 2d
I don’t think we can put any faith in the Trump Administration’s FDA.
Derek Hart · 3d
my hunch on this is that they had a presumptive positive result that was later verified to be contamination via sequencing. the assay uses a synthetic positive control. only way to know for sure is if they elaborate in a follow up i guess.
Meldafable 💙 · 3d
Liars
Dimlan · 3d
The re-reviewed sample moved us... To a bigger house!
Kras Mazov · 3d
lol. lmao.
Dave King · 3d
They don’t even pretend to do anything but corruption. In fact, it is a requirement for associating with the regime. “Your hands are dirty, so are ours. We wash them together.” 💣 Citizens United!
I'm V and Sunny is my ❤️ 🐾🐾🚴🏻🧘🏻🏋🏻 · 3d
The heat came down from the WH to retract bc the owner is a big donor to assface!
Dave · 3d
"After further review, it has been determined they made a hefty campaign donation"
Caryn Rose · 3d
FDA Laboratory Experts
mmyotis · 3d
Why can’t these experts speak for themselves?
Greg from Fargo · 3d
One of two things must happen now. 1. Taylor Farms sues FDA's ass off. 2. Taylor Farms does nothing, pointing to a bribe. In the second option, the public boycotts Taylor Farms because if you don't, you eat diarrhea lettuce.
David In Montréal · 3d
It doesn’t make sense. There is no such thing as “true amplification”. They just moved the goal posts.
PPG1 · 3d
The marketplace will punish this brand I would hope
clownpenis.fartlow · 3d
Bill Stewart · 1d
At least one summary I've seen going around, but have not watched the youtube, only read the TL;DR in the post, said that "yes, one sample turned out to be a false positive. There are multiple other positive samples".
Doug5301 👊 · 3d
❀°。Der Siebenschläfer *.゚✿ ⋆ · 3d
FDA’s screening method for Cyclospora is a standard qPCR protocol targeting a diagnostic mitochondrial DNA gene (Cyclospora is a eukaryote, not a bacteria)… there are several common sources of qPCR false positives, but IMO the most common is cross-contaminated samples FDA should clarify
Darla · 3d
Char · 3d
sure dude
Thomas Boyd · 3d
I guess this is what $1M gets you in the Trump administration...
ShiftKicker · 3d
Seems like they are actively and knowingly harming/ possibly causing the death of American citizens.
i.d.i.! inc. · 3d
Well, ok! Back to eating the explosive poop lettuce then, I guess...
JB · 3d
Why should we believe this administration?
@onetinsoldier61.bsky.social · 3d
When trump interferes for you. Who cares who might get deathly ill. WH chef please feed some too fatty.