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Wendy Zukerman (Host)

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Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Our experience with the COVID pandemic would have been so much worse without decades of investment in basic and applied science. I mean, millions and millions of people didn't die because we were able to develop mRNA vaccines in nine months. If you think of the economic costs of shutting down the U.S.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Our experience with the COVID pandemic would have been so much worse without decades of investment in basic and applied science. I mean, millions and millions of people didn't die because we were able to develop mRNA vaccines in nine months. If you think of the economic costs of shutting down the U.S.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

economy early on during the COVID pandemic, if you can invest in public health and epidemiology to prevent that... The economic rate of return on that is astronomical.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

economy early on during the COVID pandemic, if you can invest in public health and epidemiology to prevent that... The economic rate of return on that is astronomical.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

More GDP.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

More GDP.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Oh, that's incredibly high. This is huge. It's crazy that we're not investing more. You're getting a really high rate of return on government R&D spending. It seems wild that Congress hasn't invested more in these areas.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Oh, that's incredibly high. This is huge. It's crazy that we're not investing more. You're getting a really high rate of return on government R&D spending. It seems wild that Congress hasn't invested more in these areas.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

And this would be the argument that you could cut the NIH budget by 40 percent and then the pharmaceutical industry is going to pick up all of that. Our research finds the opposite.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

And this would be the argument that you could cut the NIH budget by 40 percent and then the pharmaceutical industry is going to pick up all of that. Our research finds the opposite.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

It's highly unlikely. I don't know why you would expect the private sector to invest an equivalent amount in basic research.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

It's highly unlikely. I don't know why you would expect the private sector to invest an equivalent amount in basic research.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

You like those with your show, right?

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

You like those with your show, right?

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Fairy tale busting.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Fairy tale busting.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Yeah. Cutting NSF funding by 50%, cutting National Institutes of Health funding by 40%, if what's being proposed comes to pass, that's a really big hit.

Science Vs
The War Keeps Raging Against Science

Yeah. Cutting NSF funding by 50%, cutting National Institutes of Health funding by 40%, if what's being proposed comes to pass, that's a really big hit.

Science Vs
Bird Flu: The Next Pandemic?

Hi, I'm Wendy Zuckerman and you're listening to Science Versus. Today on the show, we are pitting facts against bird flu. And to tell us all about it is editor of Science Versus, Blythe Terrell. Hey, Blythe. Yeah, hey, Wendy. So you've spent the last few months, I feel like, coming into meetings and saying, oh, my God, I just learned something crazy about bird flu. Oh, my God, Wendy.

Science Vs
Bird Flu: The Next Pandemic?

Hi, I'm Wendy Zuckerman and you're listening to Science Versus. Today on the show, we are pitting facts against bird flu. And to tell us all about it is editor of Science Versus, Blythe Terrell. Hey, Blythe. Yeah, hey, Wendy. So you've spent the last few months, I feel like, coming into meetings and saying, oh, my God, I just learned something crazy about bird flu. Oh, my God, Wendy.