Igor Brodsky

I had to dig deep in the archives for these -- Routes of Disease Transmission (as explained by the great Stanley Falkow)

Money come and go. Harvard did the right thing.

paid by NIH. Thus a huge investment that NIH made in these talented investigators was wasted. There is nothing “efficient” about what is happening to the NIH. Ultimately it will decimate the US scientific research enterprise, and some of that cost will be paid in human lives.

On Valentine’s day, 15 Assistant Professors at NIH who had started their research labs in the last 2 years were fired. Their scientific expertise was built over 10-12 years of training, most if not all of which was supported by NIH.  The start up funds for their laboratories were

If you have a pulse & are reading this, you've benefited from science. Scientists are just trying to keep the lights on & keep making lives better. Join me in Philly or find your nearest rally & join us. We have the dorkiest chants & it's a damn good time! 😉☺️

Here is the major challenge for us to face. It is not a smart move if the intention of the White House is to support rigorous science and innovation. But what if they don't and see opportunities to redirect funds to very different priorities... joshuasweitz.substack.com/p/grant-applic…

And w/o federal funding research in the US is largely compromised as a “pause” would requiere many labs to let go people with high level training and expertise. Recovering from such personnel losses takes lots of resources in training and time. Not a smart move!

Gregg is a former Marine and Forest Service ranger. He's saved the lives of hikers dangling off a cliff or going through cardiac arrest, and he's bravely fought forest fires to save small rural towns.    100% of his salary is paid by WA state.    Elon fired him. Share his story.

Special thanks to the @JExpMed Editorial Team, particularly @Gaia_JExpMed, for smoothening the whole submission process!

Jon Stewart’s 2-minute history lesson here is worth everyone’s time before we start confidently breaking out our theories of what happened

You still have your family. You still have your friends. You still have your work. You still have your passions. You still have your diversions. You still have the capacity to feel joy, and the means of doing so. You still have your mind, which is and will always be yours alone.…

Many of my American friends may feel apprehensive or frightened after the results of this election. You are not alone in sharing those worries. But I urge you to come together with others, be cautious, protect yourselves, and brace for a challenging four years.

To be a Princetonian is to vote! #ElectionDay

IMPORTANT: If you’re turned away at the polls because your name is not on the register, don’t walk away. Your response [verbatim] should be: “Give me a provisional ballot with a receipt, as required by law.” Don’t let them steal your vote.

On this Election Day 2024, in a letter organized by the American Bar Association’s Task Force for American Democracy, 125 current and past presidents of the nation’s state, local, and national bar associations put lawyers on notice of their professional obligations

I just brought my kids to go vote! Proud for them to see their dad’s name on the ballot for US Senator. My parents immigrated to America 50 yrs ago and today I could become the first ever Korean American Senator in history. Thank you everyone for staying in line to vote!

Today is Election Day I recently sat down with Robert W Kelly, J.D., former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, as he spoke passionately about his concerns if Trump is elected. Here Kelly talks about the madness and chaos of January 6th. Kelly one of over 1,000 members of…

Polls are open in PA! Let’s do this!! #GOTV #LetsGo

This... This... This... FUCKING THIS!!! She said, "Shut up and listen. 👇👇👇👇👇

Last ditch effort for sanity...