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Lee Cooper retweeted
7 Apr 2023
I think one of the most exciting things in pharma this year (and not talked about enough) is the upcoming launch of RSV vaccines. Here's a comparison of the RSV vaccines in older adults (≥60 yo).
Likely to see approvals for GSK and Pfizer next month.
$PFE $GSK $MRNA
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Lee Cooper retweeted
10 Jul 2023
Only a matter of time until the boys made @SportsCenter Top 10
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5 Jul 2023
The shift to 'healthspan' as a term is nice, but I still think the whole 'longevity' field is built on a very flawed foundation: prioritizing duration over fullness and health.
27 Jun 2023
With others in academia and biotech @LBA_longevity, we wrote a short piece on moving health span from cells to cities! A short thread...
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29 Jun 2023
How do you rank vanilla ice creams and use Haagen Dazs ‘vanilla bean’ rather than their classic ‘vanilla’ ?
Service journalism: We ranked 13 vanilla ice creams for all your summer dessert needs. (Remember there is no paywall on The Post through today!) wapo.st/3PvJLeB
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Lee Cooper retweeted
23 Jun 2023
The spectacular white-faced ibis with its colorful purple, crimson, teal and gold feathers and ruby-red eyes is sure to brighten your day!
Photo at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah courtesy of Leslie Scopes Anderson
ALT A tall, colorful bird with purple, crimson, teal and gold feathers cleans itself with its long beak.
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Lee Cooper retweeted
21 Jun 2023
It's that time of the year: we're excited to announce the winners of the 2023 Audubon Photography Awards! With their stunning looks and captivating behaviors, birds often enthrall us when they cross our path—take a look! bit.ly/3Jq3VCS
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21 Jun 2023
I’ve had NIH (ie federal) collaborators refuse lunch or coffee to void any perception of conflicts…
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Lee Cooper retweeted
13 Jun 2023
The more time I spend with the generations younger than me, the more optimistic I become
nytimes.com/2023/06/12/us/mo…
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Lee Cooper retweeted
13 Jun 2023
We're launching the Massachusetts Community Climate Bank – a financial engine for cutting emissions and improving health, equity, and economic security.
It’s the first climate bank focused on affordable housing in the US, and we’re depositing $50M. More: mass.gov/ClimateBank
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Lee Cooper retweeted
13 Jun 2023
“Get out there and stream today” - TT & the Rockin TT Band
open.spotify.com/track/4kXeB…
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Lee Cooper retweeted
12 Jun 2023
People are focused on the possibility that AI will make gigantic moral errors. But it's the everyday choices that make up the fabric of our human lives.
If those become a little bit colder, it matters. And because each decision is small, we might not notice it happening.
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Lee Cooper retweeted
9 Jun 2023
"I won't invest in that start-up because if it's successful I'll have to pay capital gains taxes on the profits," said no one, ever.
Yet, there's a tax break that does exactly this. Broaden the base, lower the rate. But actually do it.
equitablegrowth.org/money-fo…
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Lee Cooper retweeted
30 May 2023
"People sometimes imagine that wildness can survive in small or simplified pieces. It cannot." nybooks.com/online/2023/05/1…
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Lee Cooper retweeted
24 May 2023
The “anti woke” (a term I loathe) movement is such a grift. The real objective is clearly to re-assert the caste system that was the US for centuries. When regulating thought (and one of the most beautiful poems I’ve ever heard) becomes a non-event, facism has officially arrived
23 May 2023
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Lee Cooper retweeted
15 May 2023
Humans doing the hard jobs on minimum wage while the robots write poetry and paint is not the future I wanted
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Lee Cooper retweeted
10 May 2023
An unpublished poem from @ursulakleguin's journal
ALT Mother Eats the Writer but the writer crawls out of Mummy's mouth spitting lava by Ursula K Le Guin
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Lee Cooper retweeted
10 May 2023
IMO this exact point is the scariest thing about enrolling in a gene therapy trial, and I don’t think it’s being communicated to patient communities as a key consideration.
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Lee Cooper retweeted
9 May 2023
Fascinating new preprint on bioRxiv tackles a whale of a question:
Whales are huge. So why don’t they get a ton of cancers?
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Lee Cooper retweeted
27 Apr 2023
this meeting could have been a poem
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