In Dura v. Broudo oral arguments, several justices cite difficulty in connecting a February 1998 decline in the company's stock price, for which the shareholders seek compensation, with a disclosure nine months later that FDA deemed the company's Spiros albuterol device "not approvable."

Dura is asking the high court to consider whether shareholders must show a link between allegedly misleading statements and an actual drop in stock value, or just an inflated stock price on the date of purchase. The case stems from Dura’s 1997 statements about Ceclor CD and the Spiros albuterol device.

The CDC panel’s mandate is to make recommendations for each specific vaccine brought forward, not ‘comparing two, three or four vaccines, and coming up with specific recommendations for each one independent of the other,’ chairman Jose Romero says as ACIP recommends use of Janssen’s COVID-19 vaccine under EUA.