
Ben Ryan
Health and Science Reporter at Freelance
Health Journalist at Hazard Ratio: Benjamin Ryan
🔬Health & science reporter: @NYTimes @NBCNews @WashingtonPost @TheAtlantic @Guardian @NewYorkSun | Cancer survivor | @Columbia 🎓| https://t.co/dQRHZHqWHn
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Ben Ryan
The nation’s LGBTQ research field is collapsing. In recent weeks, academics who focus on improving the health of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer Americans have been subjected to waves of grant cancellations from the National Institutes of Health. More than 270 grants totaling at least $125 million of unspent funds have been eliminated, though the true sum is likely much greater, researchers told NBC News.
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1 month ago |
nysun.com | Ben Ryan
The United Kingdom will spend $13.9 million to study the impacts of puberty blockers on minors experiencing gender-related distress. The U.K.’s National Health Service earlier this month announced its plan to invest in much-anticipated research into the controversial treatments, for which there remains insufficient data, per an NHS-commissioned report called the Cass Review. The study still needs to pass muster with an NHS ethics board.
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1 month ago |
nbcnews.com | Ben Ryan
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has reportedly targeted a manufacturer of poppers, an inhalant drug that has gained increasingly mainstream popularity as an adjunct to clubbing and sexual activity. The drug has long been sold in convenience stores under a legal loophole.
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1 month ago |
benryan.substack.com | Ben Ryan
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Ben Ryan
6 minBenjamin Ryan is an independent journalist who has covered science and public health for more than two decades. He writes the Substack "Hazard Ratio." To hear Donald Trump, Elon Musk and their allies tell it, the federal government's apparatus for doling out scientific research grants is a woke slush fund for silly scientific studies that offer nothing in the way of solutions to the world's problems.
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I've learned that the session at the American Psychiatric Association's L.A. conference regarding the systematic literature reviews of pediatric gender medicine will be restricted to the media, and that this is apparently the *only* such restriction in the entire conference.

A year after I wrote in the Washington Post that it was remarkable that the American Psychiatric Association was paying no heed to the systematic literature reviews about pediatric gender-transition treatment, they will be doing just that at their meeting in LA next month. https://t.co/8esToJ0r6i

RT @ditzkoff: Maybe he doesn’t want to win the Emmy. Maybe he wants to be the Emmy.

When I worked at the Gap in high school, I would comment if someone came in without the friend I last saw them with, and they would find this quite creepy, it seemed. I was so bored, what else was I supposed to do but study the customers?

> Go to the same gas station routinely > Cashier makes comment referencing your habits > Never go to that gas station again Anyone else?