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“Every single NIH employee had to write… a loyalty oath to DEI principles.” Dr. Jay Bhattacharya reveals that the woke ideology infected science over the past 20 years. “None of it actually translated over to better health for anybody.” It’s worse than we think. “Over the last 15-20 years,... the NIH incorporated into its agenda things I can only characterize as political agendas rather than scientific agendas.” “Probably the most prominent example of this is DEI.” “If you’re a researcher outside the NIH, the ticket to getting extra, relatively easy funds was to promise to do DEI research.” “Much of that research had no real scientific basis at all” and did not translate into better health outcomes for minorities or anyone else. And here’s what worse: “At the end of the year, the NIH would often have some money left over.” “The NIH program officers would go to the people who were doing these projects… and say, ‘look, we have some money left over, if you propose a diversity supplement,’—meaning essentially some DEI add-on that wasn’t actually good science—‘then you can get access to extra money for your research.’” “It was basically wasting taxpayer money that had no chance of improving the health of anybody.” “We’ve gotten rid of all that.” Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD Jay Bhattacharyashow more

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NEW: NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya sparks mass walkout from NIH employees after suggesting COVID-19 may have originated from the Wuhan lab — and that NIH helped fund it. "It's possible that the pandemic was caused by research conducted by human beings, and it's also possible that the NIH partly sponsored that research." Dozens of NIH staff stormed out. Bhattacharya replied: “Nice to have free speech. You’re welcome, you guys.” Before COVID hit, the NIH was funding risky gain-of-function work on bat coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute — the same lab the CIA, FBI, and DOE say COVID likely leaked from. After the walkout, Bhattacharya continued: "If it's true that we sponsored research that caused the pandemic — and if you look at polls of the American people, that's what most people believe, and I’ve looked at the scientific evidence and I believe it — [then] what we have to do is make sure that we don’t engage in research that is any risk…to human populations." These NIH employees should all be fired. Video: Emily Kopp

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. Jay Bhattacharya joins this NEW episode of Real Talk to discuss COVID, NIH reform, DEI in science, vaccine mandates, and restoring medical innovation. | NIHDirector_Jay 00:00 - Dr. Jay Bhattacharya on COVID, Censorship, and the NIH 01:57 - Why Dr. Jay Spoke Out During COVID 04:07 - Why Public Health Cannot Just “Move On” 06:50 - Can Americans Trust the NIH Again? 10:00 - How Do You Reform a $50 Billion Institution? 11:05 - How Politics Entered the NIH 15:14 - Is the NIH Banning Words and Blocking Research? 17:30 - Is the NIH Funding Safe Science Instead of Breakthrough Ideas? 22:10 - How Dr. Jay Is Changing NIH Grant Funding 26:16 - Is Peer Review Broken? 30:08 - Who Gets to Decide What Is True in Science? 33:45 - Why Replication Matters 35:31 - How the NIH Plans to Fix the Replication Crisis 39:07 - Is America Still Leading Biomedical Innovation? 42:15 - Cancer Research, Immunotherapy, and Medical Breakthroughs 44:01 - Gene Editing, Sickle Cell, and the Future of Cures 47:12 - How Should Parents Think About Vaccines After COVID? 50:04 - Why Do We Still Vaccinate for Rare Diseases?

. Jay Bhattacharya joins this NEW episode of Real Talk to discuss COVID, NIH reform, DEI in science, vaccine mandates, and restoring medical innovation. | NIHDirector_Jay 00:00 - Dr. Jay Bhattacharya on COVID, Censorship, and the NIH 01:57 - Why Dr. Jay Spoke Out During COVID 04:07 - Why Public Health Cannot Just “Move On” 06:50 - Can Americans Trust the NIH Again? 10:00 - How Do You Reform a $50 Billion Institution? 11:05 - How Politics Entered the NIH 15:14 - Is the NIH Banning Words and Blocking Research? 17:30 - Is the NIH Funding Safe Science Instead of Breakthrough Ideas? 22:10 - How Dr. Jay Is Changing NIH Grant Funding 26:16 - Is Peer Review Broken? 30:08 - Who Gets to Decide What Is True in Science? 33:45 - Why Replication Matters 35:31 - How the NIH Plans to Fix the Replication Crisis 39:07 - Is America Still Leading Biomedical Innovation? 42:15 - Cancer Research, Immunotherapy, and Medical Breakthroughs 44:01 - Gene Editing, Sickle Cell, and the Future of Cures 47:12 - How Should Parents Think About Vaccines After COVID? 50:04 - Why Do We Still Vaccinate for Rare Diseases?

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NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya has a direct plea for younger generations in America about the future of science and medicine. “We need you to become scientists, doctors, and nurses.” “If you become the people that you saw in these leadership positions, the next generation of scientists will not abuse science to impose tyranny in the name of science.” “We all know what happens when someone comes to you and says, ‘I am the science.’”

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