Federal investment in the NIH and FDA — the cornerstones of American biomedical research — is facing increasing uncertainty.
They keep repeating that. But actual research is under no threat. But massive amounts of money were wasted in biowarfare, the faggotry, racial, and tranny aspect of everything. Researching guns as a “disease”. The medical research of the social justice aspects of BLM. The medical effects of an interstate cutting communities in half.
The well-being of prostitutes and porn stars. etc etc ad nauseum.
THAT waste makes it less likely that those lifesaving drugs will be invented.
This guy needs to change his thinking and get on the team.
Isn’t there a right to try in law?
Shouldn’t this be seen as an important clinical step for study?
Volition is crucial imo.
Stop pretending that behavior issues have anything to do with medicine and you will eliminate a huge amount of the stupid waste.
Leukemia took my best friend when I was 10 and my Dad 13 years ago.
‘Biomedical research saved my life’
So shut up, corrupt big pharma drone. Go to hell with your Fauci “research”.
“ Thalidomide. (I realize morning sickness is not as serious as leukemia.”
However, the children of the mothers who took this med may not feel the same way. Just horrific what that med did.
Your comment is non-sequitur vis-a-vis article content. A bit odd.
Concerning the article:
“ Federal investment in the NIH and FDA — the cornerstones of American biomedical research — is facing increasing uncertainty.”
What’s happening I think and hope is the opposite.
Funding will go to real research and not DEI related crap that has been sucking up NIH and HHS funds that should go to actual basic science and medical research.
Not paying salaries of administrators and pseudo scientists who get well paid to crank out endless surveys on “underserved communities” and myriad other non-scientific nonsense.
I don’t think the public cares so much about the $$$ as they do about the ethics that guided earlier medical practitioners that I grew up with. Right now we have people who took the mRNA genetic treatment (aka, clot shot) that creates the deadly ‘spikes’ that kills people, sooner than later. The ‘testing’ documentation mentions the possibility of shedding by skin cells, but didn’t pursue it because the clot-shot was supposed to stay in one spot, and stop manufacturing the spikes that kill the ‘virus’.
It doesn’t. But it likely sheds from skin cells as warned, then there are fluids shared among the major organs, as they get infected. And waste ejected. One little skin cell at a time. Inevitable depopulation?
I was on a clinical trial (not cancer) and lost my colon.
It took a whistleblower to bring a decade of fraudulent work to light. Duke is not alone, and better review is needed to police our money in real time.
I work in healthcare in a blue state, and I got an anger inducing global email from our top executive today on this very subject that was heavily political, didn’t mention Trump by name, but the derogatory verbiage was worded in such a way that it was unmistakable.
I would never send emails like this to people who worked for me, but they seem to have no problem doing so. It is extremely disrespectful in my opinion.
why is the “research” neglecting food, lifestyle choices, non invasive or made up drugs with their usually harmful side effects?
oh because that might put a bunch of them out of business.
most disease is a lack of some thing the body needs to be balanced and fight it off. I know the body isn’t lacking chemo drugs and such.
so long as our medical community focuses on a body part or specific disease and not treat the body as a whole, many more people will die needlessly like so many already have.
The good doctor is conflating conducting effective research, with simply spending lots of money. Most of the government agencies along with the NGOs have become money pits where little effective research is conducted, and much of the money is distributed among cronies, relatives, and friends. A government bureaucracy is simply not an effective way of spending money wisely.
When a government agency is given a budget, and then that budget is increased significantly each year without any meaningful reviews of effectiveness, at some point most of the money gets wasted.