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Does NIH funding support important research? Yes, multiple studies have shown that NIH research is multiplied in economic activity, and is the backbone for approved drugs and patents. One example: genetic discoveries made today forecast future successful drugs + side effects.

In a Simply Statistics post I argue that universities do spend indirect costs on research. Many, including prominent scientists, seem to misunderstand the true cost of biomedical research and the fact that universities subsidize it beyond what they receive from NIH. Link below! 👇

An essential read - by Dana-Farber Division of Population Sciences’s own Sasha Gusev - on the current state of scientific and medical research funding and why this matters for everyone: theinfinitesimal.substack.com/p/a-faq-on-fed…

Again: what’s the vision here? We’re slashing NIH and NSF so … what? Basic health research is some of the best bang for buck in govt. And it can be much, much better than status quo. What’s the plan to supercharge American science to usher in our “golden age”? Where is it??

Here's our latest - on strategies to compare groups of cancer patients using single cell data for hypothesis generation - led by superstar SJ BBS at Harvard Dana-Farber et al See Shreya's thread for more details 👇

📣 Excited to announce the launch of a new patient-partnered research project today – @CountMeIn’s Translocation Renal Cell Carcinoma Project! Delighted to co-PI this project alongside Dr. Elizabeth Mullen ➡️ tRCCproject.org. Dana-Farber Boston Children's Broad Institute

Good morning from Brookline.

The New York Times recently had an article on IVF and embryo selection which I think buries a few important ledes about these products ...

These points are mostly glossed over in the article, which focuses more on fantastical GATTACA scenarios and social media controversies. I get that those are more fun to cover and read about, but I think it is worth first resolving the question: does this tech even work at all?

Finally out at Cell, our latest contribution to proteogenomics with #CPTAC The impact of germline variants to the cancer proteome As always, super fun and exciting to work with The Ding Lab Matt Bailey, and this time even with MarigortaLab cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

We examined the present and future of AI and translational cancer research for Cancer Cell - check out superstar Josephine Yates below for more on this perspective! Dana-Farber News

Nobel laureate Bill Kaelin on Killing the Science Golden Goose. "This is especially worrisome because becoming a scientist is largely taught by apprenticeship, with each generation teaching the next. We risk losing the next generation, our “seed corn”" amjmed.com/article/S0002-…

June 4, 2000 - Kobe and Shaq lead one of the greatest comebacks in Lakers history 👏

The only cool kid in high school who actually talked to me has a new book out - congrats Jeff Weiss!: us.macmillan.com/books/97803746…

Here's our latest, led by superstars Josephine Yates & Dr. Camille Mathey-Andrews, jointly with Valentina Boeva and many more Dana-Farber News Broad Institute We studied primary & lethal esophageal cancer using multi[RNA, ATAC, spatial]-omics, see Josephine's tweets below for more!👇

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