Open letter to the Lancet

The open letter to The Lancet was a letter directed at the editor of The Lancet, Dr. Richard Horton, calling for the PACE trial data to be independently reanalysed. The initial letter was sent on 13 November 2015, but following a lack of response, the open letter was submitted again three months later, this time with 42 signatories.

Letters

 * 13 November 2015, An open letter to Dr. Richard Horton and The Lancet - Virology blog
 * 10 February 2016, An open letter to The Lancet, again - Virology blog

First letter
The first letter had 6 signatures: Ronald Davis, Jonathan Edwards, Leonard Jason, Bruce Levin, Vincent Racaniello, Arthur Reingold

Second letter
The second letter had 42 signatures: Ronald Davis, Jonathan Edwards, Leonard Jason, Bruce Levin, Vincent Racaniello, Arthur Reingold, Dharam Ablashi, James Baraniuk, Lisa Barcellos, Lucinda Bateman, David Bell, Alison Bested, Gordon Broderick, John Chia, Lily Chu, Derek Enlander, Mary Ann Fletcher, Kenneth Friedman, David Kaufman, Nancy Klimas, Charles Lapp, Susan Levine, Alan Light, Sonya Marshall-Gradisnik, Peter Medveczky, Zaher Nahle, James Oleske, Richard Podell, Charles Shepherd, Christopher Snell, Nigel Speight, Donald Staines, Philip Stark, Eleanor Stein, John Swartzberg, Ronald Tompkins, Rosemary Underhill, Rosamund Vallings, Michael VanElzakker, William Weir, Marcie Zinn, Mark Zinn

Response
There has not been a direct response to the letter from Richard Horton or The Lancet.