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Comment · 23 days ago
What Sonia Vallabh and Eric Minikel have been working toward since her diagnosis in 2011 is truly inspiring. The drug candidate was developed by Anastasia Khvorova and her lab at UMass Chan Medical School, in collaboration with Vallabh, Minikel, and their research teams.

What makes this effort even more remarkable is their commitment to sharing the drug development process openly, including an IND filing that would typically remain confidential.

Whatever the eventual outcome( I’m optimistic) about the possibilities, the journey, the data, and the knowledge shared along the way will be valuable.

This is not just about developing a drug; it’s about making science more transparent, collaborative, and accessible for everyone working toward the same goal.

Comment · 1 month ago
Yes, I totally agree with you. I had the same experience, the coral cover has decreased significantly over the last 1–2 decade, and the EL Nino is just accelerating it.
Comment · 1 month ago
Liked the melody, would love to know more about the work you are doing.
Comment · 1 month ago
Hey, this is a really cool idea! I’ve worked in the carpentry industry and our glass and aluminium shop used to do something similar to what your website is doing. People would come to us and share the work they needed done. Whenever a carpenter or worker came to us looking for work, we would share the available jobs, pricing, and details with them and connect them with the client free of cost. We mainly did this to help both parties find each other and get the work done. Because we were selling Glass and Aluminium and we earned many trusted clients and workers with this approach.

I’d love to suggest one thing: if you could create a text/WhatsApp alert system for temporary jobs, I’m sure you’d get more inflow. Most of these workers do not have an email but phone.

Comment · 2 months ago
Yes, you are correct. Waxworm saliva in combination with gut microbes can digest PE.

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