Travis Whitfill (@twhitfill) 's Twitter Profile
Travis Whitfill

@twhitfill

Biotech/healthcare. Assistant Professor Adjunct @Yale. Cofounder & COO @azitrainc. Former partner Bios Partners. PhD @IIPP_UCL. MPH @YaleSPH ‘14. Opinions mine

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I don’t wanna jinx it, but it’s looking like perfect weather for JP Morgan #JPM2025 First time in many years of no rain? ☀️

I don’t wanna jinx it, but it’s looking like perfect weather for JP Morgan #JPM2025 

First time in many years of no rain? ☀️
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Stunning day in San Francisco today! Having a zen day before JP Morgan. (And nice escape from the northeast tundra!) Happy #JPM25

Stunning day in San Francisco today! Having a zen day before JP Morgan. (And nice escape from the northeast tundra!) 

Happy #JPM25
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Excited to be in San Francisco this week. I'll be giving a corporate presentation for Azitra at Biotech Showcase this afternoon at 3p PT. $AZTR ir.azitrainc.com/news-releases/…

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The US decision to withdraw from the WHO undermines global health cooperation. The World Health Organization (WHO) Council on the Economics of #HealthForAll (WHO Council on the Economics of Health For All), which I co-chaired, underlined why collective investment in #HealthForAll is critical for people and economies. The evidence is

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Remember the headlines last fall saying to throw out black spatulas? Turns out the authors of the study miscaulated the EPA's exposure guidelines by an order of magntitude (42k ng/day vs. 420k ng/day). Soo it's probably fine :) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Remember the headlines last fall saying to throw out black spatulas? Turns out the authors of the study miscaulated the EPA's exposure guidelines by an order of magntitude (42k ng/day vs. 420k ng/day). 

Soo it's probably fine :)

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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The entire public health/biopharma sector has been disrupted. Some personal anecdotes/impacts - Previous job offers rescinded - Travel plans for the year cancelled - Grants essentially frozen - No disease surveillance comms - No more diversity for agencies OR clinical trials (??)

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I submitted an AHRQ grant last month with a review scheduled next week Reached out to PO to see if it’s still meeting. Email returned; no longer works there Reached out to other contact; study section cancelled Scientific progress across the board is being unilaterally halted.

I submitted an AHRQ grant last month with a review scheduled next week

Reached out to PO to see if it’s still meeting. Email returned; no longer works there

Reached out to other contact; study section cancelled

Scientific progress across the board is being unilaterally halted.
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This is a great graphic! I’ve been looking for something like this. I can never seem to keep track of who sold which consumer division to whom.

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I've admittedly often complained about high indirect costs on my grants (my worst offender was Jackson Labs at 90%), but indirect costs are critical in supporting fundamental academic research. Here's a great infographic showing where these funds go:

I've admittedly often complained about high indirect costs on my grants (my worst offender was Jackson Labs at 90%), but indirect costs are critical in supporting fundamental academic research. 

Here's a great infographic showing where these funds go:
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It's rare disease month, and I thoroughly enjoyed joining Kira Dineen, MS, LCGC, CG(ASCP)CM at BIO CEO this week on her podcast DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast to talk about our engineered skin commensal platform at Azitra to treat rare skin diseases. 🧬 dnapodcast.com/episodes/2025/…

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Kira Dineen, MS, LCGC, CG(ASCP)CM DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast Travis Whitfill More from Azitra, Inc.'s Travis Whitfill on the DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast - What led you to Co-Found Azitra? What need did you see? The potential of targeting the skin w/ synthetic biology methods & huge unmet need in a variety of severe, under addressed derm indications podbean.com/ep/pb-iv36f-17…

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.Travis Whitfill Azitra, Inc. , discusses Netherton syndrome, the company’s platform technology for engineering live biotherapeutic products, and why it takes more than simply inserting a gene into a desired bacteria to produce these treatments. globalgenes.org/raredaily/engi…

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Check out Azitra, Inc.'s Travis Whitfill on the #RARECast #podcast - Engineering Skin Bacteria to Be Live Biotherapeutics - digging in on #NethertonSyndrome Levine Media Group #precisionderm #dermatology podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/eng…