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Take the #NIH Virtual Tour. Get to know us: #WeAreNIH

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Kristy Legendre2 years ago

Nuremberg time!

Chris3 years ago

Still collecting those generated royalties by big Pharma ?

Toni Greer3 years ago

The NIH is a torture chamber for animals.

Thermidorian3 years ago

Dear NIH, If an objective is to attempt to assemble the eviscerated pieces of public confidence, then start with admitting wrong vs. trotting out the dogmatic and erroneous "the science" mantra...as if speech codes will change minds.

Kristy Legendre2 years ago

Nice! 🤬

Kristy Legendre2 years ago

I hope y’all like it hot! Plenty of heat where your headed!

Patricia Long3 years ago

We don’t trust you

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