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🚨 Several University of Washington students and recent grads had their visas revoked without notice. Read more: washington.edu/news/2025/04/0…

Why do physicians watch shows like The Pitt? We live the chaos, the heartbreak, the adrenaline. TBH, it seems like a great cast — but I’m genuinely curious: what’s the draw? Isn’t real life enough? #ThePitt #MedTwitter #ICU

Is anyone else thinking about how the current political upheaval might affect attendance at major medical conferences? As someone involved with American Thoracic Society (ATS), I’m worried about how travel restrictions, safety concerns, and visa issues could impact #ATS2025, especially for our

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As previous post, #EBM has a breakthrough! #GRADE has become too complex and disorganized. Solution in 7 papers on GRADE essentials “Core GRADE” in #BMJ, introduced this week. Here link is to a two minute video summarizing the introductory paper. youtube.com/watch?v=95vGef…

It matters what “being open to ideas” actually means. In science, openness means rigorously testing dissenting views, not necessarily giving untested claims equal weight. Avoiding censorship is crucial but so is recognizing that scrutiny isn’t suppression.

Defunding universities as a solution to a federal budget deficit is economically and logically incoherent. Universities did not cause the $2T deficit. Most large endowments are restricted funds. Public universities are often underfunded, and federal support is a tiny fraction

🤩 UW Medicine researchers are being recognized for their incredible work! Dr. Jennifer Huang has received the 2025 Hartwell Innovation Fund Award: bit.ly/3RmpOqh Dr. Taylor Coston has received the 2025 ATS PI-TB Assembly Rising Star Award: bit.ly/3Gc9lTh

"When the first “Fork In The Road” email landed in our inboxes, I said that I would only leave my job in one of three ways: 1) I get fired, a very real possibility; 2) I’m on a collision course with burnout, because I’m not helpful to anyone if I burn out; 3) I feel that I’m

After 21 years at my dream job, I’m very sad to announce my early retirement from the National Institutes of Health. My life’s work has been to scientifically study how our food environment affects what we eat, and how what we eat affects our physiology. Lately, I’ve focused on

"The NIH has been the primary funder of the University of Washington’s Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC) since 1985. The center’s grant funding, which is waiting for renewal, expires at the end of April. But grant decisions across the nation have slowed to a crawl,

"The preliminary plan would slash the National Institutes of Health’s budget by more than 40% and reduce its 27 research institutes and centers down to just eight." cnn.com/2025/04/16/pol…

UW has launched the Research Improves Lives campaign. This initiative highlights the vital contributions of the UW Medicine research community. Please check it out: bit.ly/4jGAVGL

People keep asking what taxpayer-funded research at Harvard has done for chronic disease. The question confuses discovery with translation and implementation. Research can uncover causes, risks, and interventions. But it takes policy, systems, and willpower to apply that

Christ is risen!

Found down, alone.