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Dr. Edward Livingston On Vaccines & Autism: “Because of Public Skepticism, it is Not Settled Science”
Will new studies cause large numbers of anti-vaxxers to say "Wow. It turns our vaccines don't cause autism after all. I've been wrong the whole time."?
Who is Jay Bhattacharya, US' new National Institutes of Health director
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a Stanford professor against Covid lockdowns, is set for a Senate confirmation hearing to lead NIH. His nomination is contentious due to his unconventional background and Covid stance.
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Bhattacharya Did Not Follow the COVID Herd
Trump’s pick for the NIH, Jay Bhattacharya, was right about COVID. And when the health care establishment went after him, he didn't buckle.
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NIH nominee is ‘convinced’ vaccines don’t cause autism, but won’t rule out more studies on the issue
Republican Senator challenges Trump’s NIH nominee on vaccine-autism research
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Nominee for head of NIH probed by U.S. Senate panel on vaccine-autism research
SAUNDERS: Epidemiologist who got COVID right is about to head NIH
Critics called Stanford’s Jay Bhattacharya a dangerous “fringe” thinker, because he stood up to the health care establishment’s authoritarian arrogance.
What Jay Bhattacharya's Confirmation Hearing Taught Us About Trump's Pick for NIH Director
Trump’s NIH pick grilled on research funding cuts and vaccine views in Senate hearing
Takeaways from the confirmation hearing for Trump NIH pick Jay Bhattacharya
Federal judge blocks drastic funding cuts to medical research
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration Wednesday from drastically cutting medical research funding that many scientists say will endanger patients and cost jobs.
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Another health care disruptor is set to join RFK Jr.’s team
Republicans, like Senate HELP Chair Bill Cassidy (R-La.), will give Bhattacharya a chance to articulate his plans for the agency. “Excellent conversation with Dr. Jay,” Cassidy posted on X on ...
Senators question NIH director nominee
A health economist who once famously clashed with officials at the National Institutes of Health and now is the nominee to lead the agency faced questions from senators from both parties Wednesday about drastic funding cuts and research priorities.