Cynthia St. Hilaire, PhD, FAHA

@sthilaire.bsky.social

Vascular Biologist and Associate Professor at the @pittdeptofmed.bsky.social. Associate Editor at @ahajournals.bsky.social Circulation Research and host of the podcast #DiscoverCircRes.

Trump’s proposed $23 billion in cuts to NIH & NSF could cost the U.S. economy at least $10 billion a year, according to new research. Public science funding drives innovation, productivity, and long-term growth. Slashing it isn’t saving money; it’s losing our future. www.forbes.com/sites/johndr...

Trump’s NIH And NSF Cuts Estimated To Cost The U.S. Economy $10 Billion Annually

Economists find public R&D drives a quarter of U.S. productivity growth — and pays for itself

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not paying indirect costs for research is like only paying the players in the Super Bowl. can't have a Super Bowl without coaches, referees, security, janitors, announcers, stadium staff, and a stadium - and you can't have research without supporting people and facilities

With all this talk about cutting the NIH, might I remind everyone that the entire NIH budget is less than 5% of the DoD budget. The NIH is so efficient that they already rely upon volunteer labor to do grant review. And they are not even allowed to buy grant reviewers coffee.

I saw so many viral posts about Katalin Karikó from men and while it's fine (and she deserves all the praise), I can't help but think men shouldn't wait to support women colleagues until after women don't need their support anymore. You can actually make a difference elsewhere. Perhaps for every 5

🫀🎙️👩🏻‍🔬 New Circulation Research podcast #DiscoverCircRes bit.ly/3Ptz1vn is out! I chatted with Dr. Manuel Mayer about their manuscript A Proteomic Atlas of Atherosclerosis: The Contribution of Proteoglycans to Sex Differences, Plaque Phenotypes and Outcomes bit.ly/3P3T17A Check it out!

Discover CircRes: September 2023 Discover CircRes

This month on Episode 52 of Discover CircRes, host Cynthia St. Hilaire highlights three original research articles featured in the September 1 and September 15th issues of Circulation Resear...

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