What Would We Do Without Research?

[Weatherman2020]

The experts are starting to catch up on what Weatherman has been saying.

“On a steamy summer day inside the lecture auditorium of the storied National Institutes of Health headquarters, Dr. Michael Bracken delivered a stark message to an audience that dedicated its life, and owed its living, to medical research.

As much as 87.5% of biomedical research is wasted or inefficient, the respected Yale University epidemiologist declared in a sobering assessment for a federal research agency that spends about $40 billion a year on medical studies.

He backed his staggering statistic with these additional stats: 50 out of every 100 medical studies fail to produce published findings, and half of those that do publish have serious design flaws. And those that aren’t flawed and manage to publish are often needlessly redundant.“

NIH failed to test coronavirus drugs, studied drunk monkeys, soap operas, and tailgating instead

Expert warned agency as much as 87.5 percent of biomedical research was wasteful.

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[ReinyDays]

With trial-and-error, we must be tolerant of error ...

 

[Fed Starving]

The experts are starting to catch up on what Weatherman has been saying.

“On a steamy summer day inside the lecture auditorium of the storied National Institutes of Health headquarters, Dr. Michael Bracken delivered a stark message to an audience that dedicated its life, and owed its living, to medical research.

As much as 87.5% of biomedical research is wasted or inefficient, the respected Yale University epidemiologist declared in a sobering assessment for a federal research agency that spends about $40 billion a year on medical studies.

He backed his staggering statistic with these additional stats: 50 out of every 100 medical studies fail to produce published findings, and half of those that do publish have serious design flaws. And those that aren’t flawed and manage to publish are often needlessly redundant.“

NIH failed to test coronavirus drugs, studied drunk monkeys, soap operas, and tailgating instead

Expert warned agency as much as 87.5 percent of biomedical research was wasteful.

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There's a great many flaws in the pharmaceutical industry. A lot of that waste is from the necessity to slowly develop drugs. Haste in a science such as chemistry is a recipe for disaster with worse consequences than the waste we already have. Other problems outside of the science itself are prime factors in the reason many experiments don't make it past the halfway point.

For all the noble merits that being a scientist can possess, there are also an equal number of setbacks and dangers.

 

[Weatherman2020]

With trial-and-error, we must be tolerant of error ...

A failure is knowledge. Half of all studies go unpublished. Vanish. It’s as if they never did it.

 

[james bond]

The experts are starting to catch up on what Weatherman has been saying.

“On a steamy summer day inside the lecture auditorium of the storied National Institutes of Health headquarters, Dr. Michael Bracken delivered a stark message to an audience that dedicated its life, and owed its living, to medical research.

As much as 87.5% of biomedical research is wasted or inefficient, the respected Yale University epidemiologist declared in a sobering assessment for a federal research agency that spends about $40 billion a year on medical studies.

He backed his staggering statistic with these additional stats: 50 out of every 100 medical studies fail to produce published findings, and half of those that do publish have serious design flaws. And those that aren’t flawed and manage to publish are often needlessly redundant.“

NIH failed to test coronavirus drugs, studied drunk monkeys, soap operas, and tailgating instead

Expert warned agency as much as 87.5 percent of biomedical research was wasteful.

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What coronavirus drugs weren't tested? What failed? You should have the answers since this is what you have been saying.

 

[james bond]

Give me a $1 billion bucks. I'll get you coronavirus testing

SARS-CoV-2 - The vaccine landscape | Virology Blog

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[Weatherman2020]

The experts are starting to catch up on what Weatherman has been saying.

“On a steamy summer day inside the lecture auditorium of the storied National Institutes of Health headquarters, Dr. Michael Bracken delivered a stark message to an audience that dedicated its life, and owed its living, to medical research.

As much as 87.5% of biomedical research is wasted or inefficient, the respected Yale University epidemiologist declared in a sobering assessment for a federal research agency that spends about $40 billion a year on medical studies.

He backed his staggering statistic with these additional stats: 50 out of every 100 medical studies fail to produce published findings, and half of those that do publish have serious design flaws. And those that aren’t flawed and manage to publish are often needlessly redundant.“

NIH failed to test coronavirus drugs, studied drunk monkeys, soap operas, and tailgating instead

Expert warned agency as much as 87.5 percent of biomedical research was wasteful.

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What coronavirus drugs weren't tested? What failed? You should have the answers since this is what you have been saying.

Who said anything about COVID 19?

Topic is research.