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FDA seeks to punish genetic researcher
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DECEMBER 12, 2000 The Food and Drug Administration is seeking to disqualify a University of Pennsylvania gene therapy researcher whose work resulted in the death of a student in 1999. The FDA's disqualification would prevent James Wilson from testing experimental drugs or other products on human subjects. Wilson has until December 30 to respond in writing to a letter the FDA sent him for violating government clinical study regulations. The FDA also sent warning letters to two of Wilson's associates. The family of Jesse Gelsinger filed a wrongful death suit against the university in September. Get the Story:
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