97% of PPP loans during COVID were forgiven, totaling close to $800 billion. Regular people?: garnished wages. I hate it here.

Breast cancer diagnoses rose by over 300% between 1973 and 1992. Was there a breast cancer epidemic?! NO. Mammograms were implemented for screening in 1976. PREVALENCE is a function of being able to correctly diagnose something. This is also about autism.

Cancer death rates in the US continue to decline Because of science, research, medicine. Not beef tallow, ivermectin or methylene blue.

This!

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ICYMI: Georgetown Law students made a 853-row spreadsheet of Trump-caving firms. It drew national headlines. Recruiters noticed some talent looked elsewhere. Firms lobbied to change their designation. An organizer tells @AllRiseNews the background allrisenews.com/p/skadden-stud…

This is proof that everyone should just do whatever they are in a position to do. Whatever you can do is what you should be doing.

Every American should be deeply troubled by this massive escalation, and House Judiciary Dems Democrats are standing strong for judicial independence. This is an unmistakable descent further into authoritarian chaos. nytimes.com/2025/04/25/us/…

The GOP could end this nightmare tomorrow. They could stop the global humiliation. They could stop the economy from cratering. They could stop the shredding of the Constitution. They could stop the total collapse of the presidency into a worldwide punchline. All they’d have to

#LSHSS study finds that English grammatical performance in bilinguals can reflect both general developmental patterns & first-language (L1) influence. As bilingual children may rely on L1-specific linguistic cues, classroom instruction can be adjusted. on.asha.org/42N32x2

A white South African woman speaks on the group of South African refugees that have just entered the USA. Take a listen 👂🏽

Some Covid pandemic stats Lives saved by Covid vaccine - 20 million Lives saved by ivermectin - 0

trump 2.0 has: - measles running rampant - planes falling out of the sky - FEMA not responding to disasters - citizens being snatched off the streets - Kristi Noem not knowing what habeas corpus is - Americans paying more because of tariffs. But hey, at least you got to make

A fantastic start to Day 4 at #ISB15! Elizabeth Peña delivered an insightful keynote this morning on developmental language disorder in bilingual contexts. 🧠🗣️

Our very last keynote is here — but our brains are still switched on! 🧠 Prof. Robert Hartsuiker (Ghent University) asks, is bilingual lexical access really language non-selective? A mind-twisting finale to our conference journey! #ISB15

Kaixo from Donostia! Honored to present at the International Symposium on Bilingualism 15 (#ISB15) in San Sebastián, Spain. A meaningful way to conclude year 2 of my . Many thanks to Antje Stoehr, committee members, and the organizers at BCBL —Eskerrik asko! Hurrengoan arte! 🌍📚🧠

New OA paper! Dual language profiles in Spanish–English bilingual children with and without developmental language disorder | Bilingualism: Language and Cognition | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/4k5iivR

My editorial on NIH budgets was published in my local newspaper yesterday (link to the original is at the end). I think it’s important to try to reach people outside of professional circles. Please help do your part. open.substack.com/pub/dwaynegodw…

My lab’s 5-year NIH R01 grant, awarded to study gene therapy for hearing loss, was abruptly terminated. I want to share how this action has been incredibly harmful and disruptive, not just to my lab, but to the scientific process itself. 1/15