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Major update to #SCIMaP visualization of impacts of cuts to federally supported health research. Map now includes information on future economic losses (impact of proposed reduction of NIH IDC to 15%) and current economic losses (impact of terminated NIH grants).
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May 28, 2025 at 2:17 AM
Major update to #SCIMaP visualization of impacts of cuts to federally supported health research. Map now includes information on future economic losses (impact of proposed reduction of NIH IDC to 15%) and current economic losses (impact of terminated NIH grants).
scienceimpacts.org
scienceimpacts.org
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A pie graph worth keeping in mind as the NIH budget plummets jamanetwork.com/journals/jam... for 356 new FDA drugs approved
March 23, 2025 at 4:17 PM
A pie graph worth keeping in mind as the NIH budget plummets jamanetwork.com/journals/jam... for 356 new FDA drugs approved
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The World Health Organization calculates that measles vaccinations saved 60 million lives, 2000-2023. On Thursday, CDC scientists were forbidden to co-author papers with WHO colleagues.
Other attacks on science + what to do about them in this week's debrief buttondown.com/liminalcreat...
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Other attacks on science + what to do about them in this week's debrief buttondown.com/liminalcreat...
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Week 6
Figuring out what to focus on now & what to focus on next in science and higher ed
buttondown.com
March 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
The World Health Organization calculates that measles vaccinations saved 60 million lives, 2000-2023. On Thursday, CDC scientists were forbidden to co-author papers with WHO colleagues.
Other attacks on science + what to do about them in this week's debrief buttondown.com/liminalcreat...
(1 of 11)
Other attacks on science + what to do about them in this week's debrief buttondown.com/liminalcreat...
(1 of 11)
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I see these hot takes: "Academia had it coming for [reasons]."
The problem with this is that unless you can explain why immigrants, LGBTQ people, minorities, teachers, federal employees, aid workers, health professionals, etc., ALSO had it coming, you'll end up short of a parsimonious explanation.
The problem with this is that unless you can explain why immigrants, LGBTQ people, minorities, teachers, federal employees, aid workers, health professionals, etc., ALSO had it coming, you'll end up short of a parsimonious explanation.
February 24, 2025 at 3:23 AM
I see these hot takes: "Academia had it coming for [reasons]."
The problem with this is that unless you can explain why immigrants, LGBTQ people, minorities, teachers, federal employees, aid workers, health professionals, etc., ALSO had it coming, you'll end up short of a parsimonious explanation.
The problem with this is that unless you can explain why immigrants, LGBTQ people, minorities, teachers, federal employees, aid workers, health professionals, etc., ALSO had it coming, you'll end up short of a parsimonious explanation.
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New Lancet study shows extremely low, 2%, recovery rate from Long COVID.
However, those who considered their Long COVID resolved were still in worse health than those who never had Long COVID.
www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
However, those who considered their Long COVID resolved were still in worse health than those who never had Long COVID.
www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
February 20, 2025 at 12:48 PM
New Lancet study shows extremely low, 2%, recovery rate from Long COVID.
However, those who considered their Long COVID resolved were still in worse health than those who never had Long COVID.
www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
However, those who considered their Long COVID resolved were still in worse health than those who never had Long COVID.
www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
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it genuinely sucks that basically nothing on the internet works well anymore. search? barely works. social media? filled with garbage engagement-bait designed to game the algorithm. news websites? pages that refresh at random or so covered in video ads that it’s impossible to read stories
January 8, 2025 at 3:38 AM
it genuinely sucks that basically nothing on the internet works well anymore. search? barely works. social media? filled with garbage engagement-bait designed to game the algorithm. news websites? pages that refresh at random or so covered in video ads that it’s impossible to read stories