“Your purpose as a scientist is to make discoveries and gift them to humanity. And those discoveries and that knowledge stays with humanity long after you are gone.” - 2022 chemistry laureate @CarolynBertozzi, awarded for developing bioorthogonal reactions.

Wild that he could’ve avoided all of this by asking literally any scientist on here first. 😅

Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna revolutionised science with the development of CRISPR-Cas9, the powerful “genetic scissors” that enable ultra-precise gene editing. This discovery opened the door to new scientific frontiers – from improving crops to developing novel

A note: Peter Attia is *not* a physician. He is not a scientist. He graduated medical school. He didn’t complete residency. He is not board certified. After dropping out of residency, he worked for McKinsey. He then founded a private “longevity clinic” to hawk pseudoscience. 1/

Im glad PLOS Biology PLOS put this out. Vaccines DO NOT CAUSE AUTISM. There has never been evidence that they did. The entire movement is based on a lie propagated by Dr. Andy Wakefield, a former physician who was found to have engaged in misconduct and research fraud...

BREAKING: NFL Legend Jerry Rice and Wife erase $667,000 in School Lunch Debt Across 103 Schools — "A Victory Greater Than the Super Bowl" ❤️ Jerry Rice and his wife have wiped out over $667,000 in unpaid school lunch debt, benefiting thousands of children across the country. 👍🏾👍🏾

Congratulations to Dr. Scott Kopetz! Cure GI Cancers chose well for the 2025 Luminary Award! Really easy to say a lot of great things about Dr. Scott Kopetz ... but, really -- it's all so true and his career has been so impactful for BRAF colorectal cancer patients around the world.

For decades, Margaret Foti, PhD, MD (hc) Margaret Foti has been at the helm of the AACR, guiding our programs and initiatives to advance cancer research and achieve equity for all patients worldwide. Learn more about her pivotal role in this Oncology News Central profile. brnw.ch/21wXGuo

A personal essay with a wide, socially important lens. Beautifully written.

Beautiful, unbearably sad story here. My cousin Caroline’s brave daughter. newyorker.com/culture/the-we…

If you can only read one thing today, please make take the time for this extraordinary piece of writing by my cousin Caroline's extraordinary daughter Tatiana. Tatiana is a beautiful writer, journalist, wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend. This piece is about what she has

This is truly beautiful and courageous writing from Tatiana Schlossberg. This part hit me hard. Keeping her and her family in my thoughts. newyorker.com/culture/the-we…

This is achingly beautiful and almost too painful to read in places (but you still should). The cruelty of cancer, the longing to be with your children — and the twist of fate, being RFK Jr’s cousin as he unwinds U.S. health research funding. newyorker.com/culture/the-we…

To state the obvious, the dignity, clear-eyed frankness, and attention to craft in Tatiana Schlossberg’s essay provides a really valuable contrast to the sloppy, careless, attention-crazed scribbling of the desperate Nuzzi and Lizza.

This part is just so heartbreaking: “For my whole life, I have tried to be good, to be a good student and a good sister and a good daughter, and to protect my mother and never make her upset or angry. Now I have added a new tragedy to her life, to our family’s life, and there’s

So horribly sad… newyorker.com/culture/the-we…

She has been all that and more. Great is more like what she has been ❤️ Yashar Ali 🐘

Setting aside RFK Jr’s claims about “turbo cancer,” the piece is very clear on how and why this cancer patient feels affected by her cousin’s actions.

surely we can all agree rfk needs to go