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Eric Topol, a cardiologist and researcher, unpacks new biomedical papers, especially on aging, immunology and AI in medicine, and interviews prominent figures. Readers get plain-language explanations of the underlying data and what it means for health.
A science-policy newsletter examining how US biomedical funding and research practice could be improved, including proposals for reporting null results and critiques of NIH oversight. Readers get analysis of agency processes, metascience ideas and guest perspectives from former officials.
A personal blog by a biomedical philanthropy leader tracking progress toward ten global health technologies he hopes will exist by February 2029, such as at-home multiplex diagnostics and strep A and TB advances. It also covers science funding and hiring in global health R&D.
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