Groundbreaking research on diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s is being stalled—not for lack of science, but because the words “equal,” “diverse,” or “women” are now considered politically charged. With nearly 2,500 NIH grants canceled or delayed, scientists across the country are being silenced, and universities like Georgia Tech and Emory face an uncertain research future. These cuts endanger both innovation and public health, making it more urgent than ever to stay informed, speak out, and support science.

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Dr. Jay Patel , July 23, 2022 “We are all products of our environment… touches and changes us, making us...