ome is currently operating under “enforcement discretion” from the Food and Drug Administration, whose regulation authority the procedure falls under. That regulatory level, Kassam explains, essentially amounts to a yellow light zone, somewhere between green and red.

Still, given the impact that C. difficile has on the medical system, Kassam, Burgress, and their OpenBiome co-founders are confident that their trailblazing path will both become a model for other organizations and ultimately attain full regulatory clearance from the government. Anecdotal evidence does suggest, after all, that fecal transplants may be an effective treatment for a host of other afflictions, including Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and irritable bowel syndrome.

With OpenBiome continuing to accrue partner organizations and attract interest from both researchers and the public, the nonprofit and its executive team are optimistic about its future. As the saying goes, the proof is in the pudding, and, given the context, the poop is, as well. The US Air Force’s secretive X-37B spaceplane landed after 718 days in orbit — just twelve days shy of a full two years. What was it doing up there in the sky? The government won’t say. Even the spaceplane’s budget is a secret. But the X-37B’s landing wasn’t so stealth. The spaceplane caused a sonic boom that woke up people living near NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

The secret, reusable spaceplane is made by Boeing and is unmanned, allowing it to conduct extended missions, even if the public has no idea what those missions might be. This was the X-37B’s fourth mission (all secret, of course) and the spaceplane typically lands in California, not Florida. Again, we don’t know enough about the spaceplane’s purpose to speculate about why it landed in Florida and woke up the neighbors this time around.

The X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV) has now spent an astonishing 2,085 cumulative days in orbit since its first mission in April of 2010. When the spaceplane first took off on its most recent mission on May 20, 2015, David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, and Prince were all still alive, and Donald Trump was still a month out from announcing his bid for president — something that was met with little more than jokes at the time.

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ome is currently operating under “ enforcement discretion ” from the Food and Drug Administration, whose regulation assurance the operation falls under. That regulatory level, Kassam explain, essentially amounts to a chicken light zone, somewhere between green and red. 

 however, given the impact that C. difficile suffer on the medical organization, Kassam, Burgress, and their OpenBiome conscientious objector - founders are confident that their trailblazing path will both become a model for other organization and ultimately attain full regulatory headroom from the government. Anecdotal evidence does propose, after wholly, that fecal transplant may be an effective treatment for a host of other affliction, including Crohn ’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and irritable bowel syndrome. 

 With OpenBiome continuing to accrue partner constitution and attract interest from both researchers and the public, the nonprofit and its executive team are optimistic about its future. As the saying goes, the proof is in the pudding, and, given the context, the poop is, as well. The US Air Force ’s secretive X-37B spaceplane land after 718 days in orbit — barely twelve days shy of a full two years. What was it suffice up there in the sky? The government wo n’t say. Even the spaceplane ’s budget is a secret. But the X-37B ’s landing was n’t so stealth. The spaceplane cause a sonic boom that woke up people living near NASA ’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. 

 The secret, reusable spaceplane is made by Boeing and is unmanned, allow it to conduct extended missions, even if the public has no idea what those deputation might be. This was the X-37B ’s fourth mission (all secret, of course) and the spaceplane typically lands in California, not Florida. Again, we do n’t know adequate about the spaceplane ’s purpose to speculate about why it landed in Florida and woke up the neighbors this time around. 

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With OpenBIome ContinuinG to AcCruE pArtneR OrganiZatIonS and attRact intEResT fROM BoTh researchers and thE pUBLiC, the nonpRofit aND iTs EXecutive TeAm aRe opTIMistiC aboUT iTs future. as the sAYiNg Goes, the PrOof is iN tHe pUddIng, anD, GiveN the coNtext, the Poop iS, As well. The US Air fOrce’s secretivE x-37B SPAcEPlanE laNded after 718 daYs in ORbit — Just TWeLve DAys shY of a fUlL TwO Years. What was it doing Up There iN the sKy? The governmeNt won’t say. EVEN The spacePlanE’S bUDget is a secret. BUt the x-37B’s landing WAsn’t so stEalth. the spacePlane causED A sonic boOm tHat WokE up PEOpLe living near Nasa’s KeNnEdy SpacE CeNter in FLorIda.

the SecReT, reusable SpaceplaNe Is MaDe By BOeing ANd is unmaNnEd, aLlOwiNg it tO ConducT exteNded MiSsIOns, Even if tHE pUBLic hAs No Idea WhaT tHose mIssiONs mIght be. THis was the x-37B’s FOurtH mIsSion (all Secret, of coursE) aNd the spacePlAne TypicaLLY lands in california, not Florida. AgaIN, we don’t KnoW enouGh abOut the spaCepLane’s pUrpOSe to spEculatE abouT wHy iT LAnded IN flOriDa And woke up tHE NeiGhborS tHis tIme arouNd.

The X-37B Orbital Test vEhiCle (OTV) has now sPenT an aSTOnIshINg 2,085 CUmuLaTIve DAYs in orbit since iTs first misSiON iN April of 2010. WhEN thE sPaceplaNe first Took oFF on its mOst recent Mission on maY 20, 2015, DavID bowIe, Leonard COhen, and PRince were ALl stiLL aLive, aNd DOnald TRuMp wAs stiLl a monTH ouT from AnnounCiNg his bId for PrEsident — sOmething that was met with lIttle mOre thAn jOkes at the TimE.

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Still ,  givent h eimpa ct that C. diffic i le has on the med ical s ys t em , Kas sam , Burgress ,and t h eir Ope n Bi o m e  co - founders areconfident t h attheirtr ail b lazing  path  w i llboth become  a m odel forothero rganiza t ions an d ulti mat ely  att a in  f ull  r e gul a to ryc lea rance fr om  t he go vern m e n t . An ecd otal  evid ence does sug ges t, a f ter  all,  that  fec al  tran splant s may  b e an effectivetrea tment for  aho stof  othe r  affli cti ons , inclu ding Cr o hn’ sd i s ea se, ulcerative col it i s ,and irri tableb ow el syndrome .
Wi th O p e nBiom e co n ti nuing to  accru e  p ar tner or ga nizati on s a ndattra c t in terest  from bo th re s earchers and t h e public, the no n p ro f it a ndits executi ve t e am a re o p ti mis t ic ab out i ts fu t ure. As the sayinggo es, th e pro of is in thepudding, a n d ,  given t he c o nt e xt, the poop i s, as  well. The US Air F orce’ s secret ive X-37B s paceplan e l and edaft e r  7 18 days in or b i t —ju st twel vedays sh y o f a  fu lltw o years.What was  i tdo in g u p the r e in the  s ky?  T hegover n ment w on’tsay.  E ve n  th e space p la n e ’s b ud ge t is  ase cret.  But the  X-37B’ s landing  wa s n’tso  s tealth.  The spacepla ne  caused aso nic  boomt h at wokeup people living near N A SA’s Ke nne dy Sp aceCenter in  Fl orida. 

T h e secr et, re usabl espa c e plane i smad eby Boeinga n d i s unm an ned,  allowi ng it to conduct e x ten ded missions,  ev en i f th e p u bl i c h as noi d ea what those m issions mi gh t  b e. This wa s  th eX-37B’s  fourth  miss i on (all  secret,of course )andt h e s paceplanetypicall y lands i n  Cali f or nia,not  Flori da . A gain,  we do n ’tknowenough  a bout t he sp ac eplane’s  purpose to speculate a bout w hy it  la nded in F lor i daand wokeup t he neighbo rsthi s tim e a r ound. 

Th e  X -37 B  Orbi talT est Vehic l e(OT V )  h as now spen t a n a stoni shi n g 2,08 5 cu mulative days ino rbit since its  fir s t  mi ssi o n in  A pril of 2010.Whe nt h e spacep la ne first to ok off o ni ts mo st rec ent mi ssion o n Ma y  20, 2 015,  Da vid Bowie , L eo n ard Coh en ,a nd Pri ncewe re all  still aliv e ,  and Donald Trum p was s tilla  mo nth o ut  from a n noun cing his b id for pres ident— so methi ng that  w as met  wi th  little mo r e than jo kes a t the t im e.
“Th e land ing
ome is_currently operating_under “enforcement discretion” from_the Food_and_Drug Administration,_whose_regulation authority the_procedure falls under._That regulatory level, Kassam_explains, essentially amounts_to_a yellow light zone, somewhere between green and red.

Still, given the impact that C._difficile_has on_the_medical_system, Kassam, Burgress, and their_OpenBiome co-founders are confident that_their trailblazing_path will both become a model for other_organizations_and ultimately attain_full regulatory clearance from the government. Anecdotal evidence does_suggest, after all, that fecal transplants_may be an_effective_treatment_for a host of_other afflictions, including Crohn’s disease, ulcerative_colitis, and irritable bowel syndrome.

With OpenBiome_continuing to accrue partner organizations and attract_interest from both researchers and the_public, the nonprofit and its_executive team_are optimistic about its future._As the saying_goes, the_proof is in_the pudding, and, given the context,_the poop is,_as well. The US Air Force’s_secretive_X-37B spaceplane landed_after_718_days in_orbit — just_twelve_days shy_of_a full two years. What was_it_doing up there in the sky? The_government won’t say. Even_the_spaceplane’s budget is a_secret. But the X-37B’s landing_wasn’t so stealth. The spaceplane caused_a sonic_boom that_woke up people living near NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

The_secret, reusable spaceplane is made by_Boeing and is unmanned,_allowing it_to_conduct extended missions,_even_if the_public has no idea what those missions_might be._This was the X-37B’s fourth mission_(all secret, of course)_and_the spaceplane typically lands in California,_not Florida. Again, we don’t know_enough about the spaceplane’s purpose_to_speculate_about why it landed in_Florida and woke up the neighbors_this time around.

The_X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV) has now_spent_an astonishing 2,085 cumulative days in_orbit_since its first mission in April_of_2010._When the spaceplane first took_off on its most recent mission_on May 20, 2015, David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, and_Prince were all_still alive, and Donald Trump_was_still_a month out from announcing his bid for president —_something that_was met with_little more than jokes at the time.

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