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Here is Jay Bhattacharya speaking at an antivaxx conference that alleged COVID vaccines killed more than 20x the amount of people they helped. (Numbers fabricated from Twitter surveys.) It’s worth remembering he has never treated a COVID patient, and has actually never treated any patient himself

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Is Ozempic a good thing? Our thoughts included in the article below

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this is targeted erasure and will have very real and very many negative consequences

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Includes details of weight loss and ED behaviours so read with care, but v.timely and important article - and research - from @cherilev.bsky.social @doctorpipes.bsky.social @uofleatlab.bsky.social 🙌🙌🙌 #EDAW2025

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Judge indefinitely blocks Trump’s plan to freeze federal aid thehill.com/regulation/c...

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As one of the original March for Science organizers, I couldn't be more excited to support a new team that is organizing another day of mass mobilization in support of science at a time when we need it most. Here's a great interview with the @standupforscience.bsky.social team in @sciam.bsky.social

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🚨Check out this article!🚨 Our very own @cherilev.bsky.social and @doctorpipes.bsky.social provided important insight on #GLP-1s and how they're impacting our local community. kentuckylantern.com/2025/02/25/a...

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Graduating during the pandemic slowed down my process and is part of why I did two postdocs. Now as a first year faculty, all the federal grants are frozen. I love the work I do but this has all of us questioning how much www.science.org/content/arti...

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It's wild that the official stance of the US government right now is rejecting a vision of a world where everyone has a fair chance, where systemic barriers are addressed, and where all people are valued and included. #Diversity, #Equity and #Inclusion www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

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Our new FBI Director sells a supplement that “detoxes other people’s vaccines out of your body.” Sure. Why not.

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There are six RDRCs across the country providing essential research on the wellbeing of older adults and people with disabilities. They employ staff who will soon lose their jobs. I received stop work order on my grants from the New York RDRC on Friday. 1/

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One way to keep people docile is to prevent researchers from collecting the data that might reveal the full scope of the harm that's being done (in this case, to pregnant and postpartum people and their infants). talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/cdc-s...

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Trump is really hurting seniors citizens. "termination of lead researcher Kendall Van Keuren-Jensen, who was announced internally as the organization's next acting director and was expected to bring significant advancements to the research field." #EndAlz #dementia abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics...

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🚨 WANT TO HELP US STAND UP FOR SCIENCE? 🚨 Here's a little update on where we're currently at with the planning process! Is your state red or grey & you want to see an event happen? Fill out our volunteer form or share with a friend! airtable.com/app4h5wUssMG... #standupforscience2025

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A whole generation of early career scientists and physician-scientists, including colleagues and myself, are particularly vulnerable to these funding freezes and cuts, with jobs and careers depending on federal grants. #IDsky #Medsky #Episky www.science.org/content/arti...

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📢 ATTENTION EVERYONE 📢 Trump and the republicans are planning deep cuts to medicaid. Medicaid provides healthcare for millions of Americans including children, pregnant people, people with disabilities, and nursing home residents. ☎️ Call your representatives now! 5calls.org/issue/protec...

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The presidents of all universities should hold a press conference together at the National Press Club in Washington DC condemning the attacks on science and universities and outline the stakes for all Americans. 1/

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NO KINGS is extremely effective because it’s simple, an extremely widely held belief, and gets right to the core of Trump’s assault without having to use words lots of people don’t understand

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There are two people in Congress-the chairs of the Senate & House Appropriations Committees-who have enormous power over the illegal impoundment of funds appropriated by Congress, which is sowing chaos across the US. They need to be relentlessly contacted at their offices, in person and by phone. 1/

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We are hiring a post-doc for a study on the impact of temperature and access to shade on adolescent mental health. Please circulate and if you looking for a post-doc, consider joining us at Columbia! academic.careers.columbia.edu#!/157951?key...

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In a new Editorial, JAMA editors, JAMA Network Editors in Chief, and JAMA editorial leadership address the recent executive orders that have impacted the scientific process and reaffirm their commitment to scientific and editorial integrity. ja.ma/4b5LsIt

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If the block on the Federal Register isn’t removed in the next few months, I fear a majority of labs will close within a year. This small procedural wrench has the power to kill US science indefinitely, losing an entire generation of discovery and innovation.

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Based on the science, diversity matters www.nature.com/articles/s43... "...science has established the importance of diversity time and time again."

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Over on LinkedIn, the head of the Executive Secretariat of the NIH -- a central part of NIH leadership 🧪🩺-- resigned with a lettter worth reading www.linkedin.com/posts/nathan...

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Source tells me that in at least one state, universities that get INBRE (IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence) money have been told not to expect any of those funds to come in “for at least six months.” That will basically lock out poorer students from grad/med school. INBRE states:

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Troubling: Congresspeople say they are NOT hearing from academics, or university administrators. PLEASE SPEAK UP! Oppose these budget cuts to research, health, student loans! www.votervoice.net/APAAdvocacy/... Tell others to do the same!

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Almost all grant-review meetings under Trump 2.0 remain suspended at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), preventing the world’s largest public funder of biomedical research from spending much of its US$47 billion annual budget. https://go.nature.com/4gM6oW4

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Reason 741618 why I stand up for science: 96% of individuals with eating disorders experience at least one barrier to accessing care (@taylorepenwell.bsky.social) and 50% respond to our best treatments. 1/

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Late yesterday, Trump issued an executive order that terminates HHS's Long COVID advisory committee. The committee's focus was bringing perspectives from outside government to inform action of the Executive Branch on Long COVID and other infection-associated chronic conditions.

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Want to collab with me on Kentucky’s Stand Up for Science protest? Complete the volunteer form or DM me: airtable.com/app4h5wUssMG...

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RFK Jr. thinks that a clinical trial should be done for the entire childhood vaccine schedule. Here’s why that will never happen. 1. You can’t do a randomized trial of something that we already know is safe and effective. There would have to be a placebo group that didn’t get vaxxed. Unethical.

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How do you “accidentally” fire someone? Can the media stop pretending these aren’t just incredibly stupid people making stupid decisions that they aren’t qualified (or legally allowed) to make?

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Wellness influencers claim every company and institution is toxic—and thankfully, they have the detoxes that will save us. Medical toxicologist @ryanmarino.bsky.social joins me on Clarity Lab to dispel myths around toxicology. sirishealth.substack.com/p/the-world-...

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I am part of the 25%. The lifestyle change is worth it. This is the way…

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Another way they are disrupting research. Read this. www.thetransmitter.org/funding/fede...

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Nobody could've seen this coming

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Welcome to EAT Lab’s two-week event for Eating Disorder Awareness Week! To kick off this event, we’re starting with essential definitions of common terms related to eating disorders. Swipe through to learn about diet culture, binge eating, and more!💙 #EDAW #EDAW2025 #TheTimeIsNow

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so far going anti-woke leads to less money and planes falling out of the sky

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This commission statement refers to people with Autism, ADHD, asthma, auto-immune disease, and chronic illness as a “dire threat to the American people and our way of life”. This is a manifesto against disability. This is the language of eugenics.

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It has never been more important to take a stand. Stand Up for Science with us on March 7th! Because science is for everyone. @standupforscience.bsky.social #scienceforall #standupforscience2025 #sciencenotsilence

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Since RFK Jr just got confirmed today, I am taking this chance to share this wonderful @sciam.bsky.social piece on The Staggering Success of Vaccines www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-...

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Kentucky! Frankfort Capitol steps March 7th 12 pm 📣

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Can I interest y'all in a preprint in these trying times? My student Joy Qiu recently completed work on using ensembles of LLMs to perform coding of free text response data. A 🧵

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Urge your Senators to oppose the nomination of RFK Jr. for HHS Secretary www.votervoice.net/PublicHealth...

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JUST IN: A federal judge in Massachusetts has blocked the Trump administration's rate change to NIH grants. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

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The hardest part about public health is that when we succeed, there's no crisis, no epidemic. People carry on with daily life, unaware of a near-miss. We may never know how bad it could have been - because our public health workforce is always taking action to avoid, prevent, and control threats.

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How to get 146% return on investment? The NIH. That's just the economic benefit. Biomedical research promotes human health.

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The Senate HELP Committee has jurisdiction over NIH. GOP members of the committee represent AK, AL, IN, FL, KS, KY, LA, ME, MO, OH, and SC. Research universities and hospitals in those states need to be extra loud.

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