The workshop panelists were asked to discuss these potential risks, evaluating the seriousness of each and discussing the uncertainties involved in each. Dr. Giudice summarized the issues before the committee as “what is known, what needs to be known, and what can be done to reduce the potential risks over time.” The panelists’ answers to those questions are described in the pages that follow.
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