Three teenagers take action and get a law passed. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of adults working in biotech count on someone else to shape policy.
Thank you to those who stand… 1/14
For the last year or so, my policy about shopping at Amazon has been: if I can buy it anywhere else, I will. Feels more right by the day. https://t.co/6VO4eoRWqZ
Check this out. I’ve been quiet about my work lately, but it’s all working and we are out of stealth, ready to help people. So proud to be a part of realizing this mission.
Communicating health history can be a difficult task. But one startup has found a way to keep track of a patient's medical records while pointing them to innovative therapies.
@danajacobson introduces us to @ciitizen and the founder's very personal motivation for the project.
I found this compelling and credible. A mistake made in a research lab with international (including US) funding and involvement. https://t.co/ecRowYUu0c @PeterKolchinsky: your perspective?
What a tremendous community, filled with compassion and support for one another. Happy to be able to contribute my little slice of knowledge to hopefully help a few people out.
France Knows What Awaits America - The Atlantic “Any attempt to expose those lies with facts or evidence of any kind is a fool’s errand. These people deliberately inhabit an alternate universe ... because they can.”
Great article, worth a read. https://t.co/dIm8VemTem
Do you think The Count from Sesame Street is involved? If so, accuracy will be impeccable. But speed? Maybe not. “ONE vote... TWO votes... THREEEE votes...”