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Their Data Should've Transformed Medicine and Saved Millions of Lives
On the Semmelweis reflex and resistance to change
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Nita Jain
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March 2026
What Gets Measured Gets Managed. What Doesn't Just Doesn't Exist.
Keeping folks from falling through the cracks of our healthcare system
Mar 31
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February 2026
How Your Gut Microbiota Tip the Scales on Weight Loss
These tiny inhabitants play an overlooked role in obesity
Feb 17
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Nita Jain
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Why Some People Never Seem to Gain Any Weight
Hint: It’s not a fast (basal) metabolism
Feb 10
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Nita Jain
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January 2026
SBIR/STTR Programs Expired. Here Are 5 Funding Sources Most Biotech Founders Don't Know About
Focused research organizations, foundation mission grants, and more
Jan 27
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Nita Jain
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October 2025
Nicotine vs Nicotinic Acid: Why Two Nearly Identical Names Obscure Completely Different Molecules
Here's how to never confuse them again
Oct 30, 2025
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Nita Jain
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August 2025
Optimizing Grip Strength Won't Make You Live Longer
What Goodhart's Law tells us about chasing biomarkers
Aug 5, 2025
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Nita Jain
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1:53
July 2025
on friendship
the ties that bind
Jul 29, 2025
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Nita Jain
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The Spooniverse Demo
A resource platform for patients and caregivers
Jul 15, 2025
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Nita Jain
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3:00
May 2025
The Trouble with EHR Data
From systemic biases to distorted associations
May 13, 2025
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Nita Jain
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3:31
Privacy, Psychedelics, & the Post-Human Future: A Conversation with Rand Hindi
Encryption, ethics, and the era of ubiquitous computing
May 6, 2025
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Nita Jain
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Rand Hindi
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April 2025
Patient, Quantify Thyself
From thought experiment to worldwide movement for patient empowerment
Apr 30, 2025
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Nita Jain
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