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Alex Berezow

  • Senior Manager, Medical and Scientific Communications, Biotech / Pharma Industry
Seattle
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Viewpoint: ‘Why does it take 43 years to build a nuclear power plant and 32 years for a GM fish to see a tank? Blame regulators, activists and trial lawyers’

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By Alex Berezow
| Genetic Literacy Project
America continues to lead the world in science and technology, but this is hardly a God-given right. Compared to the U.S., China is already publishing more peer-reviewed papers (though many are of dubious quality) and is rapidly closing the R&D spending gap. We must be vigilant to retain our technological superiority. But there is evidence that we are seriously losing the plot.
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How scientists should disagree - Pediatric Research

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By Alex Berezow
| Nature Verified
Reflecting broader societal trends, a lack of civility has crept its way into scientific discourse. It has become routine for scientists who disagree with each other to make disparaging accusations, most commonly that they are “shills” or are being paid off by an interest group.
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Is the U.S. doctor shortage intentional?

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By Alex Berezow
| American Council on Science and Health
The shortage is at least partly to blame for the high salaries of America’s physicians, who earn 220% more than the French, 129% more than the British, and 73% more than the Germans. Debates regarding healthcare policy in America inevitably lead to discussions over exorbitant costs, and discussions over exorbitant costs inevitably lead to blame. The problem is that nobody in the healthcare ecosystem takes the blame; it’s always somebody else’s fault.
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