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“When I joined the NIH, I found a GAO report concerned very much about exactly this, that the NIH investments for foreign collaboration didn’t have sufficient oversight.”
— Jay Bhattacharya, ignoring the fact that GAO had closed the concer...
The policies implemented in Bhattacharya’s NIH are not only harmful, they are cumbersome, taking time away from doing and supporting science. This is Concern 7 of The Bethesda Declaration: One Year Later, a comprehensive overview of the har...
“...I saw, during the pandemic, the trust in science dropped and trust in public health drop. It’s because there was a sense that the science wasn’t working for people. That was really the fundamental problem.”
— Jay Bhattacharya, ignoring...
Background image by Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP
We previously described why scientific peer review at NIH is critical and how changes to policies at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have damaged this fundamental pr...
In early July, the newly appointed Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC) dropped its new strategic plan.
With the help of anonymous experts in the field, we prepared a breakdown of the IACC, its recent politicization, and the ne...
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Formerly an NIH Program Official for 22 years. Strategic research and innovation leader who helped build large-scale scientific programs at the intersection of emerging technology, ethics, and public impact.
A group of former federal employees and allies who are working to educate about and advocate for the protection and advancement of public health as a vital government service past, present, and future.
Health equity scientist, Bethesda Declaration signer and organizer, NIH Program Officer (on retaliatory admin leave)
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