Yikes. Did a google search of the article info get a real hit?

It's a desperately depressing time for science. Reaching this milestone helps motivate me to keep up the efforts for everyone who needs a better diagnosis, cure, and future.

I've talked to parents of sick kids who are desperate for us to be doing everything possible. Each time sharing data looks too hard, ask yourself if you can prioritize it.

The high number of authors (20) and number of years since the first draft (six or more) don't even get at how many people in the community made this possible. Thanks to every person who has allowed research using their health data and to every scientist who shares that data.

I hear you! My genomics journey starting in mouse and went to dog and then humans. I would never have appreciated all the human resources if I hadn't lived in dog-land for a while. I still miss it.

Also the importance of showing the data to your organism

Are they posting on linkedIn to help fired colleagues find jobs? That was a signal I observed from a former NIH colleague.

Randomized, probably