Deleted Tweets From Scott Gottlieb, R-D.C.

In many cases, human and vet medicine are connected. One example is the opioid epidemic, which, superficially, seems like it’s only a human issue.

Part of the battle against AMR involves surveillance. The National Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring System (NARMS) with #CDC and #USDA tracks resistance trends in foodborne bacteria, which helps w/pre-approval evaluation of new animal antibiotics https://t.co/CRH4vhDC5f. https://t.co/4Gq39BwZ3d

CVM also supports One Health by collaborating with other public health partners and stakeholders to investigate outbreaks of zoonotic diseases, which means they are shared between animals and people https://t.co/DHTcFlPpzF.

But CVM has provided info to vets about how they can help combat the abuse and misuse of opioids by recognizing warning signs that clients are using animals to gain access to opioids. https://t.co/ATo9azJm3v https://t.co/KEWVAlVDEr

In many cases, human and vet medicine are connected. One example is the opioid epidemic, which, superficially, seems like it’s only a human issue.

#FDA worked with CDC and USDA-APHIS to investigate multidrug-resistant Campylobacter infections in 113 people across 17 states. Epidemiological and lab evidence indicated that handling puppies and dogs in pet stores was the likely cause of the outbreak https://t.co/F41u3xiMwy.

In addition, health hazards for people, like smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke, are also a hazard to animals https://t.co/M0QkqegPCz.

This tweetorial has only begun to scratch the surface. To learn more about how CVM is protecting the health of all creatures great and small, follow @FDAanimalhealth and subscribe to CVM Updates https://t.co/6GhhkRCApQ. https://t.co/FfrGDDvt7O

@angelicalavito Cooking early huh? Remember there are limits to how long you can safely store cooked food in your refrigerator: https://t.co/dkyL49Pql8

RT @CNN: The FDA is looking into requiring allergy labels for sesame https://t.co/N94JNNWul0 https://t.co/A3vde18eWR

RT @SGottliebFDA: In this week’s #FDA #Sundaytweetorial, I’m going to reflect on the intersection and connectedness of veterinary and… https://t.co/fLrNd1ymXY

RT @steveusdin1: FDA to apply light touch to biopharma apps. How FDA wants to make it easier for drug companies to give apps to pati… https://t.co/GQUHbAi1R2

The comprehensive tobacco plan we announced is aimed at reversing the epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes and a worrisome rise in kids use of traditional cigarettes and cigars. The common factor is the role of flavors in attracting kids to these products https://t.co/qaGmKJHXVp

RT @dgingery: Monday morning reading: Drug Sponsors Are On Schedule With Most Post-Approval Studies https://t.co/UlsnVjgjtM

#FDA is advancing a new framework today to make it more efficient to develop apps that can help support good patient care as part of software that are coupled to drugs. https://t.co/AaaJ9b32Lu

The #FDA wants to promote the development of #digitaltech that can also help guide the safe and effective use of prescription drugs, to help patients improve their health https://t.co/lCVbpNbeK2 https://t.co/nRPaMkKini

How we regulate this space is important. Consider, for example, a sensor that collects data to track a drug as it moves through the body after being ingested to promote compliance or monitor how a drug is working.

By providing more clarity around how these prescription-drug-use-related software products will be regulated, #FDA hopes to promote development of these innovations. We believe these innovative products can help significantly improve patients’ health

cc ⁦@angelicalavito⁩ - may have some useful tips on handling poultry thermometers too. https://t.co/nyS5Hex1Gc

#FDA new efforts are aimed at reducing reliance on use of dogs in drug studies; by conducting research to develop a novel informatics model that can take the place of animal testing - and save thousands of dogs from being used in future drug studies. https://t.co/Hw9EdtcVnA

In many cases, human and vet medicine are connected. One example is the opioid epidemic, which, superficially, seems like it’s only a human issue.

Part of the battle against AMR involves surveillance. The National Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring System (NARMS) with #CDC and #USDA tracks resistance trends in foodborne bacteria, which helps w/pre-approval evaluation of new animal antibiotics https://t.co/CRH4vhDC5f. https://t.co/4Gq39BwZ3d

CVM also supports One Health by collaborating with other public health partners and stakeholders to investigate outbreaks of zoonotic diseases, which means they are shared between animals and people https://t.co/DHTcFlPpzF.

But CVM has provided info to vets about how they can help combat the abuse and misuse of opioids by recognizing warning signs that clients are using animals to gain access to opioids. https://t.co/ATo9azJm3v https://t.co/KEWVAlVDEr

In many cases, human and vet medicine are connected. One example is the opioid epidemic, which, superficially, seems like it’s only a human issue.

#FDA worked with CDC and USDA-APHIS to investigate multidrug-resistant Campylobacter infections in 113 people across 17 states. Epidemiological and lab evidence indicated that handling puppies and dogs in pet stores was the likely cause of the outbreak https://t.co/F41u3xiMwy.

In addition, health hazards for people, like smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke, are also a hazard to animals https://t.co/M0QkqegPCz.

This tweetorial has only begun to scratch the surface. To learn more about how CVM is protecting the health of all creatures great and small, follow @FDAanimalhealth and subscribe to CVM Updates https://t.co/6GhhkRCApQ. https://t.co/FfrGDDvt7O

@angelicalavito Cooking early huh? Remember there are limits to how long you can safely store cooked food in your refrigerator: https://t.co/dkyL49Pql8

RT @CNN: The FDA is looking into requiring allergy labels for sesame https://t.co/N94JNNWul0 https://t.co/A3vde18eWR

RT @SGottliebFDA: In this week’s #FDA #Sundaytweetorial, I’m going to reflect on the intersection and connectedness of veterinary and… https://t.co/fLrNd1ymXY

RT @steveusdin1: FDA to apply light touch to biopharma apps. How FDA wants to make it easier for drug companies to give apps to pati… https://t.co/GQUHbAi1R2

The comprehensive tobacco plan we announced is aimed at reversing the epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes and a worrisome rise in kids use of traditional cigarettes and cigars. The common factor is the role of flavors in attracting kids to these products https://t.co/qaGmKJHXVp

RT @dgingery: Monday morning reading: Drug Sponsors Are On Schedule With Most Post-Approval Studies https://t.co/UlsnVjgjtM

#FDA is advancing a new framework today to make it more efficient to develop apps that can help support good patient care as part of software that are coupled to drugs. https://t.co/AaaJ9b32Lu

The #FDA wants to promote the development of #digitaltech that can also help guide the safe and effective use of prescription drugs, to help patients improve their health https://t.co/lCVbpNbeK2 https://t.co/nRPaMkKini

How we regulate this space is important. Consider, for example, a sensor that collects data to track a drug as it moves through the body after being ingested to promote compliance or monitor how a drug is working.

By providing more clarity around how these prescription-drug-use-related software products will be regulated, #FDA hopes to promote development of these innovations. We believe these innovative products can help significantly improve patients’ health

cc ⁦@angelicalavito⁩ - may have some useful tips on handling poultry thermometers too. https://t.co/nyS5Hex1Gc

#FDA new efforts are aimed at reducing reliance on use of dogs in drug studies; by conducting research to develop a novel informatics model that can take the place of animal testing - and save thousands of dogs from being used in future drug studies. https://t.co/Hw9EdtcVnA