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Monthly Archives: March 2017
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Project 1R21DE026700-01 funded by the National Institutes of Health is titled “MOLECULAR AND ANTIBODY DETECTION OF ZIKA VIRUS IN SALIVA AT THE POINT OF CARE”. It will cost about $241,000 over 2 years. Trump has spent Apparently WE have already spent 40 … Continue reading
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Why Trump doesn’t have to worry about smallpox virus
Meet Alexander Langmuir. He was the Director of the Epidemiology Branch of the CDC. And then there was no smallpox infections on the planet. Funded by the National Institutes of Health, the United States Agency for International Development and the … Continue reading
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More not-in-the-Constitution garbage from NIH
In under 2 minutes, I found where the OCA2 gene is on my chromosomes at NIH’s Gene database. Exact. Position. This is the gene that, because I have two mutated copies, makes my eyes blue. Chromosome 15, nucleotide blah blah … Continue reading
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Look at how the National Institutes of Health wastes your tax dollars.
The National Institutes of Health wastes our money by designing and maintaining Open-i, a highly searchable database of over 3.7 million images from the medical literature for use by scientists and educators and uh, anyone. The NIH gets its funding … Continue reading
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Curing HCV – Private companies stand on the shoulders of taxpayer funded research
An estimated 2.7-3.9 million Amuricans are infected with the Hepatitis C Virus [a fact based on testing by the Centers for Disease Control (which receives its funding from the Department of Health & Human Services)]. 60-70 % of these people … Continue reading
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