Dr. Ram Duriseti
Dr. Ram Duriseti is a clinical associate professor and physician-scientist at Stanford University. He received his MD from the University of Michigan and his medical training and PhD in computational decision modeling from Stanford University. He has practiced in clinical emergency medicine in both community and academic settings for over 22 years.
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FDA’s Failure to Safeguard the Public Resulted in Irreparable Erosion of Trust
Should the FDA have eased mRNA vaccine regulations during the pandemic and what are the safety consequences of regulatory delays?
COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Contaminated by Mystery DNAs and Truncated mRNAs: Health Implications
We will discuss the third major issue related to DNA contamination with residual bacterial plasmids and truncated mRNA from the manufacturing process.
A Deeper Dive Into Role of Spike Protein in Myocarditis, Blood Clotting After COVID-19 Vaccination
We introduce the inflammatory response to the spike protein and one of its subunit proteins and how they may contribute to serious adverse events.
Pulling Back the Curtain: mRNA Lipid Nanoparticle Design Created Potential for Clotting and Triggering Immune Overdrive
We will now discuss how the LNPs are constructed and how they behave in the body.
Health Implications of Poor COVID-19 mRNA Testing: Miscarriage, Vision Loss, Immunotoxicity
The regulatory authorities knew about the adverse events found in animals by January 2021, but the vaccines were permitted to go forward in humans.
FDA Overhaul Needed for New Vaccines and mRNA Therapies
Despite lack of adequate safety testing for the first mRNA “vaccine” for humans, the FDA granted authorization and assured the public that the product was safe.
