Improving Science & Restoring Trust in Public Health | Dr. Jay Bhattacharya
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Top Comments (10)
No one walked away from the Covid era thinking “wow, my doctor/government/science really cares for me”.
Dr Jay Bhattacharya deserves more than the NIH Director title. He deserves a medal and public apology.
Thank you for watching. If you enjoyed this topic and episode, please click the "like" button and subscribe to our channel here on YouTube. Thank you for your interest in science! -- Andrew
The most critical interview you've done so far. I gave up on health care in this country. For many reasons, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya gives me hope!
44:19 I'm only 45 minutes into this conversation and I'm very appreciative of your effort in setting it up in an honest, assertive and transparent way.
As someone injured by the COVID vaccine, I appreciate this conversation. Its a small step but in the right direction.
Good man. My faith in humanity cannot be restored after I saw my neighbours attacking me out of fear of some virus. But this man is good.
The discussion on how it is difficult and discouraging to rise as an early career scientist is 100% correct. But the current NIH policy of funding cuts, pulling grants midway through a project, and general uncertainty is actively making this problem worse.
Johnson & Johnson made 14 billion profit in 2024, so much for them needing high prices to fund R&D.
I’m only about a third in, but already this seems to be one of the best episodes to date. Every point being touched is very relevant to the whole scientific infrastructure.
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Top Comments (10)
No one walked away from the Covid era thinking “wow, my doctor/government/science really cares for me”.
Dr Jay Bhattacharya deserves more than the NIH Director title. He deserves a medal and public apology.
Thank you for watching. If you enjoyed this topic and episode, please click the "like" button and subscribe to our channel here on YouTube. Thank you for your interest in science! -- Andrew
The most critical interview you've done so far. I gave up on health care in this country. For many reasons, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya gives me hope!
44:19 I'm only 45 minutes into this conversation and I'm very appreciative of your effort in setting it up in an honest, assertive and transparent way.
As someone injured by the COVID vaccine, I appreciate this conversation. Its a small step but in the right direction.
Good man. My faith in humanity cannot be restored after I saw my neighbours attacking me out of fear of some virus. But this man is good.
The discussion on how it is difficult and discouraging to rise as an early career scientist is 100% correct. But the current NIH policy of funding cuts, pulling grants midway through a project, and general uncertainty is actively making this problem worse.
Johnson & Johnson made 14 billion profit in 2024, so much for them needing high prices to fund R&D.
I’m only about a third in, but already this seems to be one of the best episodes to date. Every point being touched is very relevant to the whole scientific infrastructure.