Theresa O
@theresalouiseo.bsky.social
Reposted by Theresa O
That contract has brought the US to the fore of scientific discovery and innovation, but this year that seems to be going in the wrong direction
Subjects drawing the ire of the admin have been hurt,yes, but also Alzheimer's, cancer and HIV/AIDS research (analysis of NIH data by @jaspar.bsky.social)
Subjects drawing the ire of the admin have been hurt,yes, but also Alzheimer's, cancer and HIV/AIDS research (analysis of NIH data by @jaspar.bsky.social)
December 4, 2025 at 10:23 PM
That contract has brought the US to the fore of scientific discovery and innovation, but this year that seems to be going in the wrong direction
Subjects drawing the ire of the admin have been hurt,yes, but also Alzheimer's, cancer and HIV/AIDS research (analysis of NIH data by @jaspar.bsky.social)
Subjects drawing the ire of the admin have been hurt,yes, but also Alzheimer's, cancer and HIV/AIDS research (analysis of NIH data by @jaspar.bsky.social)
Reposted by Theresa O
The NIH director told attendees the NIH doesn't do enough innovative research.
“What puts lives at risk is doing research that’s incremental,” Bhattacharya said. “All it does is advance the careers of the researchers that do it. It results in publications that don’t get used and aren’t replicable.”
“What puts lives at risk is doing research that’s incremental,” Bhattacharya said. “All it does is advance the careers of the researchers that do it. It results in publications that don’t get used and aren’t replicable.”
November 21, 2025 at 5:01 PM
The NIH director told attendees the NIH doesn't do enough innovative research.
“What puts lives at risk is doing research that’s incremental,” Bhattacharya said. “All it does is advance the careers of the researchers that do it. It results in publications that don’t get used and aren’t replicable.”
“What puts lives at risk is doing research that’s incremental,” Bhattacharya said. “All it does is advance the careers of the researchers that do it. It results in publications that don’t get used and aren’t replicable.”