@PearlF Also … he reported an SSN on his I-9. Even if company HR didn’t run a background check why didn’t the SSN trip some alarm with the SSA, the IRS, or both?
@chrissyfarr Can we have a conversation about epidurals? Every time seems like a student learning on you with no oversight when you’ve been in active birth for hours. Maybe he misses or maybe the headache or maybe wait for him so long you deliver the baby without pain relief. Choose 2 of 3.
@LifeSciVC Agreed, the piece missing is overbuild was literally the plan. Lab space was over $100/ft2 NNN in KSq, up from $50 5 yrs prior. The plan was 2x the amount of lab space to decrease the cost. Now hearing TIAs increasing as more space comes online, have NNNs decreased as desired?
@MaverickNY @sciencescanner @AAMortazavi Lab space was 0.4% vacancy, going for $110 ft2 NNN and rising. A plan to make lab space more affordable by doubling square footage by 2026 was acted on. It’s now 2026. There is 17% vacancy, NNNs decreasing, TIs increasing. Isn’t this literally the plan?
@NWischoff Fewer decisions to make: do the thing again or do it the other way this time. If you have a 2nd adult both of you wear a child as often as possible. You are working 24h/day until both babies sleep thru the nite. Expect regressions from the eryone in the house including the dog.
@AlexHarding7 For abx, where there is a public good in limiting abuse, an alternative to OTC is pharmacists providing behind the counter meds based on the results of OTC tests for infections like strep, UTIs. Patients get out of the ED, relief faster, and it becomes a SKU stocking exercise.
@daphnezohar@British_Airways Was able to get some money back when BA sprang a “Heritage” (ie too old to be equipped with WiFi) plane on us for a 6 hr flight. Only announced after the door was shut and the jetbridge pulled back. Don’t give up!
@bhalligan 4 - the data don’t support this. The admin’s analysis looks at the “total” number of millionaires staying same. Go visit anyone with $15M. They move to New Hampshire, or FL if retired. The policy’s not working it’s just backfill effect of a rising stock market
@Biomaven@LifeSciVC For lots of reasons, most of them economic and preventable, babies in the US are not getting their recommended well baby care. https://t.co/LuHNYtbbE4
@LifeSciVC Has anyone seen their non-clinical package? Would be interested to see how they addressed the risk of giving patients cancer with their autophagy program, as it’s not an acute tox/ GLP study. If they’ve an innovative way of solving for it, some novelty premium may be warranted
@BillAckman Family is priority #52 of 55. And yet, the *only* intervention with data to improve healthspan is a lasting committed positive relationship with family and to a lesser extent friendships. Why would anyone listen to this guy when his first 51 priorities are himself?
@EricTopol@NatureBiotech The first healthspan drug, really? Not the polio vaccine that keeps people out of iron lungs and wheelchairs? Not antibiotics that keep people from losing limbs or worse?
Mary Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi have been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their groundbreaking discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance that prevents the immune system from harming the body.
The Nobel Prize laureates identified the immune system’s security guards, regulatory T cells, thus laying the foundation for a new field of research. The discoveries have also led to the development of potential medical treatments that are now being evaluated in clinical trials.
The hope is to be able to treat or cure autoimmune diseases, provide more effective cancer treatments and prevent serious complications after stem cell transplants.
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