Mat Victor
@matbvictor.bsky.social
Assistant professor of Neuroscience at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. HHMI Hanna H. Gray Faculty Fellow. 👉🏻 www.victor-lab.com
It was very cringey hearing the attorney fumbling to answer this. But later on, when the a different attorney from plaintiffs discussed irreparable harms, they specially mentioned institutions that house primates and the increased costs associated with their care etc. so overall it came through.
February 21, 2025 at 5:23 PM
It was very cringey hearing the attorney fumbling to answer this. But later on, when the a different attorney from plaintiffs discussed irreparable harms, they specially mentioned institutions that house primates and the increased costs associated with their care etc. so overall it came through.
The economic and societal burden of AD should be enough of a reason for the federal government to be vested in funding the search for a cure.
We either pay for the cost of identifying a cure now, or we face the cost of caring for our aging population later.
Which one will it be?
We either pay for the cost of identifying a cure now, or we face the cost of caring for our aging population later.
Which one will it be?
February 17, 2025 at 6:27 PM
The economic and societal burden of AD should be enough of a reason for the federal government to be vested in funding the search for a cure.
We either pay for the cost of identifying a cure now, or we face the cost of caring for our aging population later.
Which one will it be?
We either pay for the cost of identifying a cure now, or we face the cost of caring for our aging population later.
Which one will it be?
Cutting overheard funds without changing the complex landscape of regulations biomedical labs have to abide by in order to perform research is a clear indication that this is not about reform. It’s punitive. By the way, regulations are important to ensure ethical and safe practices.
February 11, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Cutting overheard funds without changing the complex landscape of regulations biomedical labs have to abide by in order to perform research is a clear indication that this is not about reform. It’s punitive. By the way, regulations are important to ensure ethical and safe practices.
Yes! I haven’t seen people make this point enough. Biotech should be lobbying hard to protect academic science right now. They also have a better chance to leverage the argument of the economic impact this will have to republicans in congress.
February 11, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Yes! I haven’t seen people make this point enough. Biotech should be lobbying hard to protect academic science right now. They also have a better chance to leverage the argument of the economic impact this will have to republicans in congress.